Weapons in 1930 England

[jason taylor]

Originally Posted by johndallman

Every square inch of land belongs to someone, and is used in some way. This has been the case for centuries.

Yes but back in the day the Highlanders had more traditional ways of deciding which square inch of land belonged to whom.

[johndallman]

Originally Posted by adm

Ah, I thought that the north/Scotland was a bit more wild than that.

Yes, but that's very much relative. The "Northeast Megapolis" of the USA currently has a somewhat lower population, and population density, than England as a whole.

[sir_pudding]

You haven't really lived until you've tried to understand the interaction between brehon law, Scottish Law, and kinship networks in land tenure in the highlands in the 1570s!

[The Colonel]

Originally Posted by johndallman

Yes, but that's very much relative. The "Northeast Megapolis" of the USA currently has a somewhat lower population, and population density, than England as a whole.

... having followed that link to here I see the map of Emerging Megaregions has some gamability...