Canal Gate Opens Slowly; Three Ducks Pass Before Boat Does
A routine cargo boat crossing became a patient lesson in who actually controls canal traffic.
Latest reports, incidents and everyday peculiarities from across the City of Ventorn.
A routine cargo boat crossing became a patient lesson in who actually controls canal traffic.
No. 7 completed the morning delivery but objected strongly to the paperwork describing it.
The Ventorn Reading Room has installed a tiny desk bell for assistance and discovered that readers enjoy pressing bells.
A routine lamp survey has identified a perfectly functional light illuminating approximately four square metres of brick.
The city’s least cooperative piece of cutlery has apparently reached Lantern Court.
City Engineering opened its October maintenance register with a complaint about a door that sounds disappointed.
After a month of pipes, birds, bells, benches, barrels and one travelling teaspoon, city officials have issued a cautiously positive assessment.
A prize turnip has caused the city’s most agricultural timekeeping error of the month.
A repaired workshop bell now works perfectly. For twelve seconds it worked much more perfectly than necessary.
A pigeon briefly took possession of an official pencil and used it with the confidence of a trained administrator.
A resident has attempted to send a folding ladder through a system designed for message capsules.
Postal Bird No. 7 has become involved in the paperwork system and nobody likes where this is going.