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Having lived in the Old County of Huntingdonshire, now part of Cambridgeshire from 2006-2009, I thought I'd do another map that is set in the old county of Huntingdonshire (which is one of 4 historic counties in England, and has towns like Huntingdon, St Ives, St Neots and Ramsey) so here we are, Great Boughton, a small village near to Huntingdon and St Ives, but the larger of 2 villages, and the population is 380 people, and you can see Little Boughton in the skybox.

Here are some of the features:
The small church of St John the Baptist, essentially a medieval parish church, which is typical of the area, with it's spire, and it's based loosely off St Margaret, Hemingford Abbots and St James, Hemingford Grey. It's also part of the parish with Holy Trinity in nearby Bramby. Inside, you have a few things, including a 2 manual Forster and Andrews pipe organ that is originally from Rochdale, but moved to St John's in the early 80s. There is the belltower with the 5 bells that can be rung, and have been restored to full ringing condition.
The Manor House, one of two places that can be inhabited in, it also has a secret shed that I am not gonna tell you what is in there, but inside the manor house, you have some rooms, and a secret room that you should look out for, and a nice place to live. It also plays the song here when you press the button: https://soundcloud.com/thunderbirds76-returns/reflections-of-the-fens
The Old Methodist Church - Like the old Methodist Church in Bramby, it was converted into a house when it was no longer used for worship. It has been nicely converted into a house, where it can be lived in and fun can be had!
The Pub - Thatched Roof pub, that is typical of the area, especially near the river Great Ouse.....although this is not quite near that river, it still has a thatched roof, so have fun drinking.
Village Shop and Village Hall, the two community meeting points, do whatever you want in those two places.

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