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Waterfall to the north, secret cave entrance/exit behind it. Apple trees to the east, valley to the west, creek that washes down from the waterfall right though the middle, and a small hill in the middle of the lands that Slade likes to stand atop to watch his herd. Besides the secret entrance behind the waterfall the only other way to enter is the vine covered cave on the south side. Not many equines actually stumble upon it.

Nestled between two mountains, through a stony mountain path that is covered with trees, lies a paradise waiting for more equines to inhibit. It opens to a large valley, and the first thing you see is the large series of waterfalls that flow through the mountains and empty into a clear pool of spring water. This spring empties into the deep crevices of the mountain, preventing the place from flooding. Along the mountain side are a series or deep cuts forming caves, as well as some behind the waterfalls that create a nice veil of privacy. Though there are large areas of open grass for plentiful grazing, the mountain sides are thick with foilage on the ledges of the mountain, and their are large patches of trees as well through the opening and on one side of the valley. Ryder has made his home here, and resides in the tallest cave that overlooks his new lands.

Lead Stallion :: Ryder

A dark, dreary place, hidden by the shadows of the weeping willows which surrounds the whole area. Grass grows tall within the cover from the willows, and at night the air is filled with lightning bugs. In the middle of the herd lands, the grounds drop, which slowly leads into a small canyon- type crevice, where the rain water pools. When it starts getting cold out, fog forms from the grounds, making it almost impossible to see what's beneath you. During the summer, the willows protect from harsh sun rays. During the winter, the willows protect from heavy snow.

The meadow is a lovely place for grazing and running about. Wide open spaces are perfect here for many different activities and the grass is very lush!

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