How to get there: Far to the south-west of town, across the water: north of Alderhame Harbour, on the same bay.
Half the boats on the bay were built on its beach. On the slipway on its west beach Edda the boatwright has a hull on the stocks, waiting for its planking: Planks for the Hull. She tells anyone how to build a boat of their own, and a sawbench stands by the slip.
Round the square: a store, a smithy, a bank chest and an inn, The Oyster Shell, with beds and hot food. The pier has a harpoon spot at its end. The village’s folk built Oysterstone Chapel, on the hill to the north, long ago.