the woodlands

quivering aspen trees decorate the Woodlands with a sparseness hardly seen upon other lands. a spacious meadow takes up the majority of the room in the Woodlands, with its soil and earth anchored by the roots of the few trees here. during the spring and summer months, this place is alive with the humming of insects over blooming flowers of all sorts of colours above brilliant emerald grasses. fall sees this place turn the hues of fire with the leaves changing to gold and ember, a startling and lovely display. winter brings with it a monochromatic landscape of greys and white. snowfall here in the Woodlands can be very deep indeed, several feet. during the warm months of the year, the Woodlands are almost always the hottest part of the land, given the little tree cover. fire is a very real danger here, despite the several water sources found throughout.