Salt Creek Ranch - Revision history

Pond at 08:03, 11 February 2025

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	The heritage bureau sent a construction team to do the major repair work on all the buildings and existing equipment, getting the main farmhouse habitable within a month, and the rest of the buildings and equipment serviceable over the course of the next six months. From there Mktek and S'vekuk were largely left to their own devices with a set of guidelines and a promise that a case worker from the bureau would check in from time to time, and was available to field their questions during business hours in New York City.		The heritage bureau sent a construction team to do the major repair work on all the buildings and existing equipment, getting the main farmhouse habitable within a month, and the rest of the buildings and equipment serviceable over the course of the next six months. From there Mktek and S'vekuk were largely left to their own devices with a set of guidelines and a promise that a case worker from the bureau would check in from time to time, and was available to field their questions during business hours in New York City.

	The first new feature they added to the Ranch was a small greenhouse attached to the farm house, where they started their efforts to adapt the grains and other plants they'd brought seed for from Romulus ~~to Earth growing conditions~~ without losing what made them unique. This took them a few years before they were satisfied enough to attempt to expand to planting whole fields, but soon the Romulan plants filled ~~the~~ surrounding fields, and the Remans started on the next stage of their project — they built a new building for brewing ale and distilling spirits.		The first new feature they added to the Ranch was a small greenhouse attached to the farm house, where they started their efforts to adapt to Earth growing conditions the grains and other plants they'd brought seed for from Romulus without losing what made them unique. This took them a few years before they were satisfied enough to attempt to expand to planting whole fields, but soon the Romulan plants filled their surrounding fields, and the Remans started on the next stage of their project — they built a new building for brewing ale and distilling spirits.

	Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's ~~authentic~~ Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.		Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.

			In 2404, Mktek heard about the Weihnachtsmarkt in Stuttgart attracting a number of other non-human vendors, and suggested they start vending there as well. S'vekuk started to learn German, and the two of them did very well their first year. They didn't bring enough of the ale or whiskey to keep up with interest, and years after that they had to hold to a strict two bottle limit per customer at the market, with the option to schedule a delivery at a later date for those who wanted more. They also found a market for some of the spices they grown — both for ale making, and just whatever else they'd had in their seed vault when they'd evacuated. In the last few years, S'vekuk has started displaying weapons and other items she's been able to locate that had made it out of the system before the nova. Mostly these are on display for people to see and learn about, but occasionally she'll rehome one to someone she feels it belongs with.

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Pond at 07:34, 11 February 2025

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	Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's authentic Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.		Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's authentic Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.

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Pond at 07:34, 11 February 2025

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	Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's authentic Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.		Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's authentic Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.

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Pond at 07:31, 11 February 2025

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	Salt Creek Ranch is located on West 4th Avenue in Nickerson Kansas. It had passed down through family from somewhere in the 21st century until Miguel Hartman died in 2363 at the ~~ripe~~ age of 108 with no kids, no spouse, and none of his extended relations were interested in inheriting it. It passed to the Earth Heritage bureau to determine who would take over stewardship.		Salt Creek Ranch is located on West 4th Avenue in Nickerson Kansas. It had passed down through family from somewhere in the 21st century until Miguel Hartman died in 2363 at the age of 108 with no kids, no spouse, and none of his extended relations were interested in inheriting it. It passed to the Earth Heritage bureau to determine who would take over stewardship.

	As it had been a working farm up until maybe a decade before Miguel's death, the Heritage bureau flagged it to be maintained as such and designated a heritage site. Most locations flagged to become heritage sites are quickly spoken for by people eager to become ~~custodians~~, but something about this location meant that people passed it over repeatedly when they were offered it. ~~Finally~~ when the bureau was about to offer it up for redevelopment into something else because the resources needed for restoration of the decaying buildings and equipment was soon approaching more than the land was worth, Earth was hit with a flood of refugees out of Romulan space. Among them were [[Mktek]] and [[S'vekuk]], who had been Ale brewers on Romulus until the nova forced evacuation.		As it had been a working farm up until maybe a decade before Miguel's death, the Heritage bureau flagged it to be maintained as such and designated a heritage site. Most locations flagged to become heritage sites are quickly spoken for by people eager to become stewards, but something about this location meant that people passed it over repeatedly when they were offered it. In 2387, when the bureau was about to offer it up for redevelopment into something else because the resources needed for restoration of the decaying buildings and equipment was soon approaching more than the land was worth, Earth was hit with a flood of refugees out of Romulan space. Among them were [[Mktek]] and [[S'vekuk]], who had been Ale brewers on Romulus until the nova forced evacuation.

	Their case worker saw a potential for them to take over the ranch, and was aware of it because their spouse worked for the Heritage bureau. The two were so relieved to be offered ~~the~~ land that appeared to be a step up from the small patch they'd had on Romulus, they quickly agreed to become its ~~custodians~~. S'vekuk did suggest renaming it to Salt Creek Acres, as she liked the word ~~Acres~~ better than ~~Ranch~~ when she'd encountered both in her efforts to start learning Federation Standard when it became apparent Earth was to become their home, but the hurdles to rename the ranch as it was entered into the Heritage database as Salt Creek Ranch already due to its history under that name~~, caused Mktek to talk her down~~.		Their case worker saw a potential for them to take over the ranch, and was aware of it because their spouse worked for the Heritage bureau. The two were so relieved to be offered land that appeared to be a step up from the small patch they'd had on Romulus, they quickly agreed to become its stewards. S'vekuk did suggest renaming it to Salt Creek Acres, as she liked the word acres better than ranch when she'd encountered both in her efforts to start learning Federation Standard when it became apparent Earth was to become their home, but Mktek talked her down due to the hurdles to rename the ranch as it was entered into the Heritage database as Salt Creek Ranch already due to its history under that name.

	The heritage bureau sent a team to do the major repair work on all the buildings and existing equipment, getting the main farmhouse habitable within a month, and the rest of the buildings and equipment serviceable over the course of the next six months. From there Mktek and S'vekuk were largely left to their own devices with a set of guidelines and a promise that a case worker from the bureau would check in from time to time, and was available to field their questions during business hours in ~~San Francisco~~.		The heritage bureau sent a construction team to do the major repair work on all the buildings and existing equipment, getting the main farmhouse habitable within a month, and the rest of the buildings and equipment serviceable over the course of the next six months. From there Mktek and S'vekuk were largely left to their own devices with a set of guidelines and a promise that a case worker from the bureau would check in from time to time, and was available to field their questions during business hours in New York City.

	The first new feature they added to the Ranch was a small greenhouse attached to the farm house, where they started their efforts to adapt the grains and other plants they'd brought seed for from Romulus to Earth growing conditions without losing what made them unique.		The first new feature they added to the Ranch was a small greenhouse attached to the farm house, where they started their efforts to adapt the grains and other plants they'd brought seed for from Romulus to Earth growing conditions without losing what made them unique. This took them a few years before they were satisfied enough to attempt to expand to planting whole fields, but soon the Romulan plants filled the surrounding fields, and the Remans started on the next stage of their project — they built a new building for brewing ale and distilling spirits.

			Their first successful bottle of Reman-style Ale, as they chose to call it, was bottled in 2393. It wasn't as potent as it's authentic Romulan cousin, but as that market was now limited to what had been produced before the nova and evacuated from the system, they quickly found a market for their ale. Whiskey came next, the first batches a little rough around the edges, but when allowed to age multiple years, soon settled into a reliable product as well.

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Salt Creek Ranch is located on West 4th Avenue in Nickerson Kansas. It had passed down through family from somewhere in the 21st century until Miguel Hartman died in 2363 at the ripe age of 108 with no kids, no spouse, and none of his extended relations were interested in inheriting it. It passed to the Earth Heritage bureau to determine who would take over stewardship.

As it had been a working farm up until maybe a decade before Miguel's death, the Heritage bureau flagged it to be maintained as such and designated a heritage site. Most locations flagged to become heritage sites are quickly spoken for by people eager to become custodians, but something about this location meant that people passed it over repeatedly when they were offered it. Finally when the bureau was about to offer it up for redevelopment into something else because the resources needed for restoration of the decaying buildings and equipment was soon approaching more than the land was worth, Earth was hit with a flood of refugees out of Romulan space. Among them were [[Mktek]] and [[S'vekuk]], who had been Ale brewers on Romulus until the nova forced evacuation.

Their case worker saw a potential for them to take over the ranch, and was aware of it because their spouse worked for the Heritage bureau. The two were so relieved to be offered the land that appeared to be a step up from the small patch they'd had on Romulus, they quickly agreed to become its custodians. S'vekuk did suggest renaming it to Salt Creek Acres, as she liked the word Acres better than Ranch when she'd encountered both in her efforts to start learning Federation Standard when it became apparent Earth was to become their home, but the hurdles to rename the ranch as it was entered into the Heritage database as Salt Creek Ranch already due to its history under that name, caused Mktek to talk her down.

The heritage bureau sent a team to do the major repair work on all the buildings and existing equipment, getting the main farmhouse habitable within a month, and the rest of the buildings and equipment serviceable over the course of the next six months. From there Mktek and S'vekuk were largely left to their own devices with a set of guidelines and a promise that a case worker from the bureau would check in from time to time, and was available to field their questions during business hours in San Francisco.

The first new feature they added to the Ranch was a small greenhouse attached to the farm house, where they started their efforts to adapt the grains and other plants they'd brought seed for from Romulus to Earth growing conditions without losing what made them unique.