Camurian Royal Residence

Godricsun Palace was constructed in 1967-1969 by King Frederick of Camuria and is home to the Royal Library and Archives, protected by the Royal Guard and the Ministry of Intelligence, Division One. The Palace is home to King Ian II, Prince Regent Ian and King Mother Sharon, and has been since the passing of King Frederick in 1993. The Palace contains a tennis court, large gardens and a larg vegetable garden, used to grow many Royal poducts for the verious markets around Camuria. At the front of the Palace, their stands the Royal Oak, which is estimated to be at 120 years old by expert tree surgeon. The Royal Archive in the Palace Library holds many of the original bills passed in Parliament and also records of Camurian Citizens. When King Ian I took on the throne, he started on a large construction project to extend the existing palace by one third and in 2005 it was complete. After his abdication on 2007, King Ian I and his wife Queen Sharon moved into the other side of the Palace, The Statly Quaters. In 2006, Crown Princess Robyn moved out of the Palace to a small cottage on the outscirts of the capital.

Images of the Palace and its gardens will be available by the summer, when better images can be taken and projects to expand the vegetable garden are completed

Healthy Living Project
The five 12 by 3 foot raised vegetable patches have now been completed in a small section of Godricsun Palace Gardens and King Ian II is using them to promote Healthy lifestyles. Many of the crops will be made available in the Godricsun Markets every two weeks and sold cheaper. Pictures of the patches will be put up soon to show progress.