Old Town 2022 Update - Part 3
Published 27th of July, 2022
Towards Tomb Of The Kings
The views here never get old.
Worth A Visit
Muse is a lovely place for a bite to eat or a relaxing afternoon drink. It is very popular with the locals, so if you arrive during a busy period don't expect to get a decent seat. You can always reserve a table though.
Axiothea Hotel
To the right of Muse is the Axiothea Hotel. An alley runs next to it, down to the main road. On the right is another part of the park. I was curious to see how this area was being affected by the upgrade.
All Change
There used to be a network of twisty little passages in this corner of the park. At the moment, there is some severe renovation work going on.
Further Down
There is some graffiti here that is trying desperately to get promoted to the category of mural. The one on the left is almost there. I would like to point out though, that the two people standing in front of it were not doing any spray painting, and one of them had merely stopped to adjust their shoe.
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