Highbank
The Headwater side of Greyford, a walled town in small on a terrace above the flood line, which holds the bridge, the Bridge Hall, and the toll. See The Basins and the Marches.
The walled Headwater-side half of Greyford, with the lord's Bridge Hall, the gatehouse, the gallows at the crossroads, and the merchant and carters' inns; mostly Human.
In the Writers’ Guide
- A Year in the Medieval Era The Medieval EraThe Cradle Year
- Roads, Rivers, and Crossings The Medieval EraTolls, Tallies, and Guarantees
- The Basins and the Marches The Medieval EraThe Greyford Reach
- How the Present Was Made The Medieval EraWhat the Present Inherits
- Writing in the Medieval Era The Medieval EraWho Keeps the Way
- The Living World A Bestiary of CaeldonRoads, Trade, and Rivalry
- Deathwatch Beetles A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Eels A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers, Lore and Belief
- Kingfishers A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Trout A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers, Lore and Belief
- Garden Crops A Bestiary of CaeldonUses and Dangers
- Glossary The Medieval Era