Ceannairceach wrote:Mondrova wrote:
Because merchants can make plenty of money in the Med. Oh sure, some might go the extra mile, but I don't see why flocks of merchants would bother going to say Denmark.
Any merchant organization worth its salt would never forsake a market simply because it's a bit far, especially when there are goods unique to the region that might not be found locally.
Yet they are doing fine, amazing that, isn't it? I mean honestly, what does the Baltic have to offer. What lucrative resources are available to make it worth it? They can sell their stuff in France, Ireland, Britain, Romania, even the Black Sea and still make plenty. I mean, most merchants don't go the entire distance, they sell their goods off to someone else who does what they want with them.
At any rate, this only started because of the talks of reduced tolls through Gibraltar in exchange for a reduced one through the channel, which I wouldn't do anyway, what with the Med being a much larger trading area in Europe.



