Greyford
The crossing town of the Greyford Reach, where the Headwater road meets the Broken Marches and the toll is taken once, at the Highbank gate of the Greyspan. See The Basins and the Marches.
The two-bank settlement around the Greyspan, well over four thousand people on both banks together, and the crossing most of the Reach's traffic still uses.
In the Writers’ Guide
- A Year in the Medieval Era The Medieval EraThe Cradle Year, Years on the Move
- Roads, Rivers, and Crossings The Medieval EraTolls, Tallies, and Guarantees, Fords, Ferries, and Bridges, Stations, Shelters, and Wells, Signals and News and 1 more
- The Gods of the Medieval Era The Medieval EraGods of Lux
- The Basins and the Marches The Medieval EraThe Lower Serath, The Headwater Marches, The Broken Marches, The Greyford Reach and 1 more
- Writing in the Medieval Era The Medieval EraWho Keeps the Way, Who Carries the Weight
- The Living World A Bestiary of CaeldonRoads, Trade, and Rivalry
- Deathwatch Beetles A Bestiary of Caeldon
- Eels A Bestiary of CaeldonHabitat and Range
- Horses A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Pack Animals A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Sheep A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Trout A Bestiary of CaeldonLore and Belief
- Alders A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Bridge-Dead A Bestiary of CaeldonLore and Belief
- Glossary The Medieval Era