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Baywind Castle

Baywind Castle, otherwise known as Castle of the Friendship Camps, was a pixel-art created by Abhinav21 in late 2020 in Canada on Canvas 8 (MVP).

ToastbrotJ gave it the name Baywind Castle because the flags were flying in opposite direction to Hudson Bay.

In 2025, Toast recreated the castle in Canada.

Poem

In 2020, ToastbrotJ wrote a poem about the castle:

"The Baywind Castle"


It was a releaf from an unholy time,

when the C.I.P. had come,                 

when for a reason never known,           

Abhinav said that on his own,             

a building must be done.

                 

And soon where battles had been fought,

a castle stood there tall,

it looked so everlasting strong,

how could it ever fall?


For aeons it lasted until this day,

and barely ever changed,

the outlines switched from black to grey,

the winds still coming from the bay,

as if it hadn't aged.


How long will it stay there in beauty and pride?

Only time will tell,

for how long the winds at the castle will blow,

one thing we'd remember for certain though,

the day on which it fell.