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The Doclopedia #2,025
Tiny Folk Villages: Whitecliff
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Along the tops of the famous White Cliffs of Dover. In England, there is an extensive underground Tiny Folk village known as Whitecliff. About 3,000 Folk live there.
Tiny Folk first moved to the clifftop area from Dover proper in the late 17th century. They were later joined by other from surrounding villages and towns. At first, they lived in short individual burrows, but decided to go further underground when humans got to be a nuisance. Today, Whitecliff stretches for 2.5 kilometers in total, and is an average of 3 meters below the surface.
The village is surprisingly like most of the nearby human villages and the Folks are, as most British Tiny Folk are, proper hard working people. A few humans and a great many dogs in the area know and deal with the Whitecliff residents.
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The Doclopedia #2,026
Tiny Folk Villages: Tunguska
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The largest Tiny Folk village on Earth has a population of 50,000 people and is located in the almost uninhabited Tunguska area of Siberia, Russia. The largest single village on Earth, it is about 60 kilometers from the site of the Tunguska Event of 1908. The first Tiny folk to settle here arrived in 1915.
So few humans show up in this area that the Folk build their homes and shops right out in the open. No humans know about them, but they do keep in touch with other Tiny Folk in larger towns and cities.
The villagers are a hearty and resourceful folk, with a simple lifestyle. They ate very much tied to the land and are excellent at surviving in the area. Their relationship with the wildlife around them is strong and even the local bears will protect them.
One odd custom these Folk have is to send 12 young people out into the world every 20 years. They are told to go as far as they can in 3 years, then return home to tell their tales. Roughly half make it back, usually having covered thousands of miles. The most travelled was a young lady who managed to travel to every continent except Antarctica.
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