Northwind gate bridge
leaving the village of Sjaelfre by heading east, brings us to the North-wind Gate bridge region. This region is well known for the great amounth of wildlife in the area, being largely undisturped by merchants and adventure, who tends to enter Geffen from the eastern gate.
It's also the region where Geffen harvest must of the medicin plants, having great fields of medicin plants, right outside the northen gate.
But to reach them, we must first head south, which brings us to the northen part of the "North-wind gate bridge."
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The northen Bridge is similiar to the Sunset gate bridge, and is named for the strong northen winds that makes the top of the supporting pillar sway and move, Surprisingly for somebody observing this for the first time, the lower part of the bridge is quite calm and that is due to "Windshield hill" which top give the best view in the area
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Head east, to leave the region, brings us to a small rope brigde that cross the Fena River, which float into Lake Geffenia.
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This river was at a time nick named "Murk river", and was at that time, almust as brown as dirt.
The reason for that can be found 1 sau upstream, where the coal mine of Mt. Mjoilnor can be fond. From this place, all the earth, dirt and other by product from ekscavating the mine was dumpde into the river, a process that took enough time for the river to earn a nick name. The dumping stopped, when the ekscevation of the 2.nd level of the coal mins had almust finished, great fissure and ravine was found inside Mt. Mjoilnor and the dumping was transfered to thier, both because of the protest of the fishermen whos' livehood was made wastly difficult, and because it simple was easier to throw everything into a nearby hole, then dragging it all the way out of the mine, just to throw it into the river.
And now we head eastward and onward, toward where the Sena river floats into lake Geffenia.