Things that stand on the ground

Trees, boulders, fires, furniture and workstations: each stands on one tile.

Growing and lying about

Thing	Made from	About
Spruce	—	A tall Norway spruce, the commonest tree of the Estonian forest. An axe will fell it for logs. Slow going between the trunks.
Boulder	—	A granite boulder left behind by the glaciers. Something heavy will break it into fieldstones.
Spruce stump	—	The stump of a felled spruce. Left alone, a seedling comes up beside it; chop it out with an axe to clear the ground.
Young spruce	—	A young spruce, knee-high. In a while it will be a tree worth felling.
Pine	—	A Scots pine, tall and straight with a crown of blue-green needles. It grows on dry and sandy ground. Felled, its resinous stump is what tar is burned from.
Pine stump	—	The stump of a felled pine, heavy with resin. Chop it out with an axe for stumpwood, the stuff of the tar pit.
Young pine	—	A young pine, knee-high.

Fire, charcoal and tar

Thing	Made from	About
Campfire	—	Split firewood burning in a ring of fieldstones. Stand close to get warm; feed it firewood to keep it going.
Cold ashes	—	A ring of blackened stones round grey ash and bits of charcoal, where a fire burned out. Lay firewood on it to light a new one.
Stove	—	A big stove of fieldstones and clay. In a barn-dwelling it is the kiln-stove, with no chimney: it heats the room, dries the grain and smokes the rafters black. The household keeps it lit from evening until morning; anyone may feed it firewood.
Fieldstone stove	6 fieldstones	A stove of fieldstones and clay, built by hand. Feed it firewood: it heats the room and lights it.
Charcoal stack	8 pieces of firewood	Firewood stood on end in a tight dome, ready to be covered with turf and fired. Click it to light it.
Smouldering charcoal stack	—	A charcoal stack under its turf, smouldering slowly. Opened too soon it would burn away to ash; leave it until the smoke stops.
Charcoal heap	—	The stack has burned through: a black heap of charcoal under the raked-off turf. Click it to rake the charcoal out.
Tar pit	4 fieldstones	A funnel-shaped pit lined with stones. Fill it with pine stumpwood, cover it and fire it, and the tar runs out at the bottom into a keg.

The smithy and the sawhorse

Thing	Made from	About
Grindstone	4 fieldstones	A round sandstone wheel turning in a wet trough, with an iron crank. Hold a worn axe, knife or crowbar and click it to grind the edge back.
Sawhorse	3 planks	A trestle to saw logs on. With a frame saw a log gives three planks, where splitting with an axe gives two. Click it to see what it makes.
Forge	8 fieldstones	A smith's hearth of fieldstones with a leather bellows. It burns charcoal, hot enough to work iron at the anvil beside it.
Anvil	anvil	An iron anvil on an oak block. With a hammer in hand and a lit forge beside it, iron is worked into tools, nails and locks, and worn tools are mended. Click it to see what it makes.

Furniture

Thing	Made from	About
Table	4 planks	A plank table on trestle legs. Put things down on it; eat at it sitting on a bench or a stool.
Bench	3 planks	A plank bench. Click it to sit down: you rest and heal faster, and eat better at a table.
Stool	plank	A three-legged stool. Click it to sit down.
Bed	6 planks	A box bed of planks with a straw mattress and a woollen blanket. Click it to lie down: you heal fast and stay warm through the night.
Chest	5 planks	A plank chest with iron-bound corners. Click it to look inside; click it holding something to put it in.
Crate	3 planks	A rough crate nailed from planks. It holds a few things.
Signpost	2 planks	A board on a post, with something written on it in charcoal.
Log bench	log	A spruce log split in half and set on two stumps of wood. Click it to sit down.
Straw pallet	—	A heap of old straw in a sacking cover: the bed of a cell.