Minecraft Forever World (Two Years)

Hey everyone! Hope you all are doing well. Since I've been playing in my Minecraft forever world for two years at this point, I wanted to give a quick tour of everything I've accomplished up to this point. I intend on going further in-depth with my builds and the future plans I have in mind once I've finished the dedicated shrine on my website. For now, here's just a quick tour of the major builds that have been made on my world.

First is the starter house. A small humble abode meant for those who are just starting out in the world.

If you were to head west from the house, and walk across the fishing dock, you'll be greeted by the local village. At the moment, I haven't figured out a name for this village adjacent to spawn. If anyone has any ideas, feel free to comment them down below.

After being greeted by the "welcome" sign, the first thing you may notice are the two massive hot air balloons in the sky. As a way to celebrate the progress I've made in my forever world, I add a hot air balloon to  the skies to commemorate each passing year.

Follow the lilypad trail behind the village and you'll arrive at the beach, comprising of a small beach home, a spa house and a lighthouse designed by Munkei

https://youtu.be/z1lNu0sWcMs?is=ngQB6v6Cp7SoztZQ

Continue west, and you'll come across a small camp area where players can quickly rest up as they begin their long trek to Lilycreek

As you follow the path, you'll come across some key landmarks to look out for. There's the rustic farmhouse which specializes in wheat and pumpkin production

Next is the greenhouse located in the savannah that is primarily used to crossbreed different berries

Lastly, if you go off the beaten path, you may find this corroded relic from a bygone era of scavengers.

(Designed by: Guybrrush)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/s/7nwpcyENmE

Once you come face to face with a set of formidable blackstone walls, you know you've reached Lilycreek kingdom.

Although not much is known of the origin of the great tree or the wall that encloses the kingdom, it is theorized that the residents shut themselves off from the rest of the world as a means of preserving the knowledge they held from future generations of colonizers.

So I hope they don't mind if I tarnish their legacy with my mostly sub-par building skills

Just outside the boundaries of the kingdom, you can find some of the homes of other builders who've left their mark in my world.

Lastly, is the love garden. A not so original idea taken from Stampylonghead. This is my way of commemorating the few important people that have contributed to my life.

And that's mainly it. It's odd how in the past two years, I feel like I've done quite a lot, and not enough in my forever world. I guess that's what happens when you prioritize bigger projects instead of branching out with smaller builds. But anyways, hope you all enjoyed