Lessito Province

Awesome work! And congrats for 4000 post!
btw, Is Cattala a British commonwealth? I see British flag in Cattala's flag.

Thanks Dryan!
The flags you now see in the banners are those of the provinces that the updates feature from. Brunswick, Almae, Cape Point and Aldoak are all part of the Almae-Ontano province, which was developed a lot by the British during Cattala's colonial years.
So yes, Cattala is a former British colony.

Beautiful Mosaic. I would love to see that mosaic with color to show even more of it's beauty.

Welcome back to Aldoak, in North Ontano. You can see how much Aldoak has changed since we last visited, because I’ve decided to rebuild all of North Ontano into more a Seina-esque, rural, village feel. I hope you like it.



Today we’re starting off in the south-west of Aldoak, in the small farming community to the south of the main village.



The land around the Fiume Ontano is fertile and ripe, and historically, Aldoak has been an important area for food production.



In recent years farmland has been sold off for property construction, which has been highly profitable since the turn of the century.



The Fiume Ontano flows through the centre of Aldoak and is the reason that the village was initially built. It flows from a source in the mountains north of Brunswick.



The village centre is dominated by apartments and traditional Mediterranean homes, which are seen across Almae-Ontano Province.



Much of the village has been built around the Fiume Ontano, and the series of streams that flow from it. To end with, an overview of Aldoak.

This an amazing stupid cool village, great work man!

Nice work!

Very pretty!

Ah!! lovely!

Awesome I like Aldoak!

I love the new canals you are using. The town is very neat to look at.

Once again, thank you everyone for all the comments. The continued support from the AIN is greatly appreciated, especially since I often struggle to get comments elsewhere.

Miguel: Thank you, it's great to hear that you like it.

Evillions: Thanks!

Daniel: Thank you for taking your time to think of an adjective that is rarely used on my CJ updates.

Julien: Thank you for commenting.

Dryan: That's great, I'm glad you like it.

Sky Guy: Yeh, I really like the Diggis pond/stream/canal set too. I was inspired by the Stone Creek CJ on Simtropolis, it's really worth a read.

Welcome back to Aldoak, in North Ontano. Today we’re taking another look at the village of Aldoak, although mainly the north of the village.



Here we see Aldoak’s central railway station – it’s small, but it does the job well and is one of the more efficient stations in Cattala.



In the western fringes of the village, many homes are suburban and were constructed after the liberation of Cattala. This part of the village housed British servicemen after the 1943 attack on Sicily and Cattala.



The main road through Aldoak traverses from the northern coast of Ontano, and heads through hundreds of acres of land to the far southern town of Brunswick.



Along the railway line, many industrial complexes have been built and are the largest employer in Aldoak. The railway link to the mainland means land rental is cheap, and transportation is as well.



To end with, a wide shot of the border between the village, the river and the vineyards that traverse the eastern side of the Ontano river.

EEE!!! Beautiful pics thomas, love the look of your mediterranean cities!!

Beautiful. That pretty much sums it up.

Huston: Thank you! It's great to hear you like the new Aldoak. It was a lot of hard work to rebuild.

Sky Guy: Thanks Cameron, it's always a pleasure to hear that you like my updates, and thank you for being such a dedicated follower of Cattala.

Wow... Lovely mediteranean country!
I see a bright future of Cattala.

Welcome back to Aldoak, in North Ontano for a quick update. Today we’re starting off east of the main village, in the small hamlet of Olieva Rock. Olieva is a tiny, coastal place where only a few farmers and their families live. The local railway station is the only real link to the outside world.



Now it’s time to see a mosaic from Aldoak village itself. I hope you enjoy it.



To end this 40th update, we’re taking a peek at all of the Cattala cities ever featured – Aldoak, Brunswick, Calora, Celeste, Eurellia, Rhodes, Seina and San Pietro.

There is seriously no stopping your increasingly amazing updates! Every shot is perfectly laid out, and filled with vibrant detail. Great job. :cheers:

Real Mediterranean member = Cattala and Matinenda
I though you do something real!

Thank you both. And can I just say that (most) of that village was entirely grown.

Is this true? Wake me up!! Another time Incredible...

Very fantastic mosaic Thomas! :cheers:

Thank you for visiting Cattala today – and welcome back to Ontano Island! Today we’re visiting the coastal village of Lucigno, which is the most southerly place in Lessito Province, shown on the graphic in green.



Lucigno has some of the best views of the Roumeli Strait, however it’s spectacular views have been a help and a hindrance over the years.



This south-eastern coastline often suffers from strong storms and coastal flooding during winter months, and this has lead to the village needing it’s coastal barriers upgraded in the past decade.



However in summer months, Lucigno is one of the region’s most popular rural resorts, due to it being home to three main beaches.



To end with today, a quick look at Plemora village again. I hope you enjoyed this return to Ontano.

Not commenting. Too beautiful.

Besides, I'm dead already (from the extreme beauty), so don't expect any more updates from me...

Spoiler:

Stop it Thomas, JUST STOP IT! If you do anymore I am going to kill myself... Its to Amazing for my likings...I meant toooo amazing....Great Job there and love that mosaic on the other update!

Well you bettered Matinenda for now. Congrats. But I will get you back.