Rodgenhale is home to the unique Rodgenhalian monks, whose monastery is pictured below. Several years back, these pious monks encountered a severe attack, and were forced to make sturdy modifications to their abbey. Since peaceful times have returned to the countryside, the Rodgenhalian monks have been pioneers in agricultural technology as well as aid and support for the village community. Housing men from all walks of medieval life, Abbott Martin Owen attempts to preserve the traditions of the monastery and retain peace in Rodgenhale.

Well, well, well... two months since I've posted a build? Honestly it feels like a year. I've been more busy than I have ever been in my entire life with school. work, and business in general. My guess is that this creation has about 15,000 pieces or more, and during its two month construction period, I came up with MANY more building ideas, so you'll see some more builds from me really soon hopefully.

Very cool, those chairs are ingenious!

Yup, those chairs are pretty clever. Awesome job, man!

On the surface it looks like a fairly straightforward build but the more you look, the more awesome details you see. I really like the colours used on the main structure. And as mentioned before, those chairs are great!

Very nice work, those chairs really do jump out as excellent little builds in the second picture. I like how they use an elevator to go from the beach to the monastery.

Fantastic job! Love the chairs

Nice build ! I love your elevator, it's a good idea. And, like many others, I love your chairs. Good job !

Fantastic work!

The chairs are awesome and the elevator is great, too

Very peaceful build, great job!

As said on Flickr, great work! Keep it up!

Thank you all so much for the wonderful comments! As I recall, the use of the latticed window piece was not my idea, but I was excited to see how that technique would work in this MOC. Again, thanks so much and hopefully more builds will be coming soon...

Looking great.

I will never be a fan of this "water technique" but i love the rest indeed.

Another +1 for the chairs... and really like the bridge - elegant - simple - clean and very wooden looking!