Yet the weather after 306 AC turned rather mellow - each season was about as long as the previous one, and while some scholars thought it was a coincidence, by 325 AC, the trend continued with only small deviations. Mostly women and children remained from the wildlings, and they settled down at the now lush lands of the Gift, picking up ploughs and looking after sheep and cattle. Only a handful of the most stubborn ones ventured North of the Wall to continue their nomadic ways.