The Hollow Oak
The Hollow Oak began as a timber cutter's rest stop on an old forest trail, then grew into a proper two-story tavern when caravans started using the route to avoid the main road. The current building was raised around a living oak stump that still pushes roots through the foundation stones in the back room. Over the years, the owners added bedrooms, a wash room, and the small farm behind the house so the tavern could weather long winters without depending on the nearest village.
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The Hollow Oak
The Hollow Oak began as a timber cutter's rest stop on an old forest trail, then grew into a proper two-story tavern when caravans started using the route to avoid the main road.
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