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"Where's The Wood Stack"
It has just snowed and the father and son have worked all through the storm building cabinets, lattices, and oars. Now the storm has finished and the father is going out to fetch some wood, but where is the wood stack?
http://samw.org/cc/CCC%20XVIII%20Tobias%20Wheres%20The%20Wood%20Stack.htm
Submitted by: Bishons
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Alnya: Sugar and Seeds Bakery
Kym’s small bakery in Allanar Forest is well known for its delightful breads and pastries. She has plenty of Dwelven and Adventurer’s Guild customers, along with an abundance of flying friends who enjoy the surplus seeds she readily shares.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/isaacsnyder/albums/72157717789552348
Submitted by: soccerkid6
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Austin's Apple Orchard
It now the afternoon and people are coming to buy apples while Austin is busy picking more apples on his ladder.
http://samw.org/cc/CCC%20XVIII%20Tobias%20Austin's%20Apple%20Orchard.htm
Submitted by: Bishons
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Baker's Shop
The sun rises over O'Malley's bakery on a crisp clear morning.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/109114118@N06/albums/72157717757210236
Submitted by: Shield_and_Sword
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Dwarven Jewelcrafter Shop
Got a sword? Have armor? Why not get it infused with magic gems and jewels! It'll sparkle and glow for days, and might even help you on your adventures. What a deal!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/thebrickbin/albums/72157717821161258
Submitted by: thebrickbin
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Emerald Glassworks
Edwin McCauley has been crafting glass from fine grains of sand for decades. The third in a line of Master Glassworkers, he is passing on his knowledge to his Apprentice, his son Horace, who will take on the shop one day.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/sasklegousers/albums/72157717559095257
Submitted by: adamsonofwilliam
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Hammering in the Forge
This medieval scene depicts a hard-working silversmith hammering in the forge to build swords which are in high demand. A bubbling stream flows next to the silversmith's shop, which is tucked away among a grove of softwood pine trees in the forest.
His tools include an anvil, a sledge, a furnace and even a set of bellows.
http://samw.org/cc/CCC%20XVIII%20Jo%20Working%20in%20the%20Forge.htm
Submitted by: minoboys
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Maria deNicola's herb shop
Here I show you Maria deLuca's Herb Shop. Basically, it's all about herbs, tea, potions and medicine, but you can grab some food at the small bakery as well.
All kinds of plants, herbs and flowers grow all around the shop. The products Mary and her team make of them are highly appreciated by Travellers, Doctors and Warriors.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/131336684@N07/albums/72157717412946533
Submitted by: Fletcher Floyd
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Medieval shop Classic style
John and Margaret live happily in their house on the main road to London ,, All travelers know where to eat the best pie and a piece of meat in the whole area.The tax collector is just arriving for lunch ,, It smells really good ,,,
https://www.flickr.com/photos/183147000@N04/albums/72157717893097217
Submitted by: Trebuchet.Cro
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Shield Shop of Batuhan
The shield shop in Batuhan crafts and sells the best shields west of Petraea. Besides crafting shields for the Batuhan Guard, shields are made to order or repaired when needed.
An interior to the workshop (second floor) can be seen in my Shieldsmith MOC, also submitted to the CCC XVIII.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/136858226@N06/albums/72157717815929992
Submitted by: jtooker
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The bakery
The bakery was one of the most important workshops in medieval times. If the people are fed the people are happy.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/144027177@N05/albums/72157717827721318
Submitted by: Crescentius
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The candle maker
He has found his true calling.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/87637599@N04/albums/72157717654183647
Submitted by: scottstaz
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The Village Smithy
Week in, week out, from morn till night,
You can hear his bellows blow;
You can hear him swing his heavy sledge,
With measured beat and slow,
Like a sexton ringing the village bell,
When the evening sun is low.
-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, "The Village Blacksmith"
https://www.flickr.com/photos/valerius_maximus_builds/albums/72157717406483732
Submitted by: valerius_maximus
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