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Baking Yesteryear from the Past Revealed!

 I think it's important to always challenge yourself it makes

you a better person in different aspects of your own space.

Life in wilderness has given me that aspect of being 
outdoors! I work for everything that I have! I have a
need from a lasting fire, making myself

comfortable! That is important skills. I set

a lot of the skill that those

individuals used on the frontier and in

everyday living! They had to work for

every single convenience that we now

take for granted. We're so excited about

bringing this new focus on your goals!

On the idea of the American frontier
what it took to survive. What kind of
person in the heart of the town you are.

You stand as a Pillar of Strength the glue

that holds your local community together.

Every man and woman reliant on you for
their daily sustenance and without you

families would face hunger and

homelessness!I will take you on a

delicious trip to the past! Your steady

presence keeps chaos and turmoil at Bay!

It's unimaginable to think immense power is

vested upon you! All because of bread! As

a baker your responsibility to your

community goes beyond merely churning

out loaves. It means crafting an

impeccable standard of bread that

nourishes both Body and Soul. A

commitment sometimes solidified through

an oath taken before your fellow

townspeople. Indeed yours is a vital role

unlike any other, not everyone has what

it takes to master the art of baking!

It's almost as if one must be born into

the trade as an apprentice! Only the

strongest need apply physical prowess is

just as crucial as one's unwavering

dedication! Baking Bread! Thanks, Marie




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