Ghyll:Egron

In progress --Joe Bowers 00:01, 2 Oct 2004 (EDT)

Note to Readers

This entry has been approved by the Committee for Epistomological Hygiene at the Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge, and reading of it should not promote the outbreak of contagion. For related public health reasons, the sources for the article are fairly limited.

In addition, readers are encouraged not to pursue lines of enquiry suggested by this article without first consulting with the CEH, for their own safety and the safety of the community.

Egron: Geography

The town of Egron is located northwest of Folktown, east of the town of Sejfeld. It is a designated "Red Zone" of epistomological contagion, subject to indefinite physical and conciousness quarenteen.

Egron: Sources of Information

Sporting Records

The town of Egron is referred to in the public record as fielding a Bindlet Ball team between X and Y EC, with the following general trends during that period. Due to the inevitable burocratic errors associated with epistimological hygiene actions and the accompanying lack of records, in -3 EC the Egron Eagles were re-registered and fielded a team which did rather well during the season. The resulting breach of quaranteen had few public health effects, due to the high noise volume and focused attention of game players and attendees.

Economic Records

Wine Jars, a massive clanking smoking glassworks, and we know about it because they printed "Egron Glassworks" on the Jars of high cost old jars of Adlhorst White, which wine enthusiasts refused to give up during the forgetting. If ya wanna, pull some heart-strings about how they gave it up for Smallwood and his plutocrat cronies, but condemned (her) to death...?

Official Notices, Availability of Information

Doggerel plague, forgotten for ten years. Like, Professionally forgotten, by a dark organized force of forgetters.

Legal Records

Trial Records (The appropriate state vs. Her)

The Love story: (He's from Egron, She at first can't, then refuses to forget, the Man finds out, appeals first with reason, then with violence, rather than give up her memory of him she chooses to go to the town and be forgotten herself (and go mad and die, of course)).

Clock is ticking... --