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Of course this the dens. They are located under the base of a large rock. Really the largest den is closer to the top and is much larger then the others which can hold about 3 wolves each. They're rather cozy and warm as well. The bedding has moss and leaves on them that must be changed every week.
| 2 | 14 | on Jun 11, 2007, 5:58pm
by Hurricane Rose
in What a 'Pain' |
| Mahina Forest
A beautiful forest located within the heart of the territory. It it most beautiful in the summer, but also is quite nice in the winter as well. It's name "Mahina" means Moon since the moonlight within the forest is very beautiful on a clear night. The river, Sitara River flows through this forest into Ratana Lake. One thing about this forest is it's not flat. It's more of a mountain forests. There is no real big mountains except for the one right in middle of it. That would be Hana Mountain, the largest Mountain in the territory.
| 1 | 14 | on Aug 11, 2007, 8:39am
by Tempest
in keep on rollin' baby [... |
| Ziva Clearing
The clearing in the middle of the Forest. It's a very beautiful place with flowers all around, tall grass, a little pond and lots of room to run around or you can take a nap on one of the flat rocks. Lots of sunlight around here or perhaps you'd like to watch the stars on a clear night.
| 2 | 2 | on Aug 13, 2007, 10:06am
by Nikooru + Ayumu
in Boredom is Spread to t... |
| Ratana Lake
The lake in which Sitara River empties into. It's almost like a big crystal with mountains surrounding it. There is much fish within this lake and the water is very clear. Plus it's calm and a sometimes romatic place to me.
| 1 | 22 | on Aug 13, 2007, 11:49am
by Shadow
in Patroling the border |
| Sunset Beach
The best place to watch the sunset. Though it is small it's still very nice if you love the ocean breeze and swimming. You can go look at the little tide pools if you want. Maybe you'd like to try and build something in the sand or go for a swim. Careful of riptides though. Those are very dangerous.
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