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Coming in HOT, SUMMER has arrived in Our Homeland. Across the lands, equines will be met with cloudless skies, and long, blistering days beneath a hot sun. Though the occasional early morning and late evening may experience a touch of rain here and there, it's clear that Mother Nature is cooking up some serious heat waves.

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Mother Nature

Sept 30, 2023 19:12:16 GMT

Mother Nature

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Post by Mother Nature on Sept 30, 2023 19:12:16 GMT

Welcome to

SUMMER!

Year 2.

ACROSS OUR HOMELAND

With the departure of spring showers, Our Homeland has begun to boast lush foliage, inviting all walks of life to partake. The Moraine Mountains are suspiciously inviting at this time of year, still maintaining cool temperatures in the evenings, but even the ice-capped peaks seem to be a bit smaller than they usually are. The Smokey Forest appears to be teeming with new life, with a peculiar force of nature drawing in all sorts of creatures - both friendly, and not.

In the Midlands, it seems the spring's rainfall hasn't quite dissipated just yet. The dark clouds seem to have congregated over Browlick Quag and Waresoll Prairies - not necessarily cause for concern, but it might be difficult to stay dry most days.

To the South, while the rainfall has passed for the most part, the heavy rainfall experienced in the springtime seems to continue to affect this area. Lake Ludwow has become a reliable source of water again this year, with the basin having filled enough to quench any thirst this season. Even Miocene Falls is experiencing an excess amount of water, leaving some safe havens for the southern herds amidst the intense heat now stretching across the desert.

On the Islands, the sun has finally returned. The intense hurricane that tore through the territory throughout Spring, Year 2 has become a distant memory, according to the skies. Unfortunately, it seems the forests have experienced much damage, with down trees scattered throughout the jungles of Laipawa, and Rose Forest. Equines may find it difficult, but not impossible, to pass through here. Most notably, the ocean's waters seemed to have finally come to relax - allowing the channel between Aolani Cay and Peregrine Beach to open to travelers once again.