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| Crescent Wood Bordering Earthshine Creek in an almost perfect arc, Crescent Wood lives up to its name. Tall oaks and ancient sycamores stretch in gnarled twists and turns towards the sky. The underbrush is dense and it is very easy to get lost betwixt the mountainous foliage. Once you get past the gloom, however, it can be a very wondrous sight. → Granite Bay, Sparrow Marsh |
1 | 3 | Feb 7 2007, 02:19 AM In: » a figment of your nightmare By: Quayhr |
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| Moonlight Knoll More mountain than hill, Moonlight Knoll is only slightly smaller than a mount but more curved than typical. To put it simply, it's just a big hill. The grass is long and lush and wild, and sunflowers grow up from the ground during the summer, dark yellow mingling with the pastel shades of the other flowers. There are hardly any trees in the area, and Earthshine Creek runs right beneath the hill, a natural, underground tunnel. → Earthshine Creek |
1 | 4 | Feb 4 2007, 05:34 PM In: » Opposite Unsocial By: Quayhr |
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| Chispear Lake Tapering out from beneath the shadow of Moonlight Knoll sits a vast, flat meadow marred only by a few stray trees. Sitting right in the center is an almost perfectly circular lake, perfect and pristine in every way. Small wild flowers frame the water, and the distant mountains cast picturesque reflections upon the surface. A small tributary, Glacier Brook, from the mountains feeds the lake, only obvious until it disappears and dwindles betwixt the Red Oak Forest. → Red Oak Forest, Glacier Brook |
1 | 1 | Jan 31 2007, 01:03 AM In: » My Sanctuary By: Shato |
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| Midnight Peak Only slightly small than its bordering mount, Venteux Ridge, Midnight Peak is made of a darker mineral, hence its name. Its peak is shrouded by a seemingly constant cluster of ominous clouds, and reports of lightning and thunder seen above on a perfect, sunny day are heard frequently. Perhaps the only tale that is heard more than bizarre weather is of ghosts -- but it's all nonsense, of course. → Sterling Meadows, Delirium Cove |
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