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Extract from the Mandhrki Travel Guides:
MANDHRKI
is the deceptively large port and island capital, with blue patches of sea visible at the end of narrow streets lined with tightly-packed houses, whose brightly painted balconies and shutters are mandated by law. Except for the tattier fringes near the ferry dock, where multiple souvenir shops and bad tavernas pitched at day-trippers leave a poor first impression, the bulk of the place is cheerful and villagey, arrayed around the community orchard or
kmbos
and overlooked by two ancient fortresses.
Into a corner of the nearer of these, the fourteenth-century Knights' castle, is wedged the little...
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