Year 3 - Summer | our homeland rpg

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Established in May of 2023, we are a realistic wild horse rpg site.

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January 29th, 2024
Hey everyone! Looking forward to seeing old (and hopefully some new) faces as we reboot the site! Keep an eye out for more from us in the coming weeks.

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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

Mar 4, 2024 19:56:38 GMT

Mother Nature

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Post by Mother Nature on Mar 4, 2024 19:56:38 GMT

Welcome to

SUMMER!

Year 3.

ACROSS OUR HOMELAND

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.

The northern territories are not immune to these warmer days, they themselves experiencing some overwhelmingly hot moments; nothing a dip in Jewett Sound or Big Horn Lake can't fix, though be wary of the other carnivores and herbivores that will no doubt be flocking to the lakeside to catch some relief from the warm weather.

Following the plentiful spring rains, the Midlands are once again experiencing quite a bit of a surge in life. Browlick Quag remains a hot spot for gators, so watch out! The humidity here is enough to overwhelm the next horse who isn't prepared to sweat it out under the hot sun. Meanwhile the Waresoll Prairies are also experiencing their fair share of humidity. But fortunately for these two territories, it doesn't seem to be affecting the flora too much.

To the south, Redgrave Canyon appears relatively unaffected by the heat. However, there seem to be an influx of landslides close to those particularly high cliffs, so it is advised to be careful in these areas. Lake Ludwow has all but dried up; equines will be able to walk across the barren lake no issue, though, they may be fortunate enough to find a pool of lake water scattered about. Though . . . why chance it?

Lastly, the Islands seem to be thriving in this weather. Perfect tropical temps during the day, and even the occasional cooldown at night make Laipawa Island and The Kekoa Archipelago a genuinely ideal vacation spot.