 
Bigby is a small, enchanting little town with a population of 27, nestled in the valley of two hills almost 9 metres (30 feet) high! 'Laid-back' is the phrase-of-the-day in Bigby... so laid-back, in fact, that all the houses are built at a 45 degree angle. No-one seems to work in Bigby, and when they do, they don't seem to actually do anything. No-one really has to work, ever since the town dug a new well and stuck a hole in an oil pipeline which now gushes almost 30 barrels of crude everyday. And, from the tidy profit they make selling the oil back to Petro-Canada, the entire town has been able to replace all the Summer Sales Catalogues with actual rolls of toilet paper made from 100% recycled paper! (Except for Old Miss Elderby, who doesn't mind flaunting her wealth by purchasing a brand with the name written in pretty blue letters that match the only dress she's ever worn for 73 years.) So, join me in this little historical tour as I show you
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