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One main mountain towers over the other ones. In the winter time a small cap of snow covers it, but in the spring time birds and many deer can be seen frolicking about. Watch your step though because there seems to be a few places where the rocks aren’t that strong and it would be a terrible fall.

Most of this area is clustered with trees and undergrowth. It’s a prime spot for males to flock to so testosterone can just about be smelt like a heavy musk on the air. There are many pathways from so many stallions walking around so even though the outside just looks like a wild forest on the instead it’s really quite a nice walk.

Probably one of the smallest areas on the whole of Galloping, yet what it lacks in size it makes up with beauty. Flowers seem to bloom every season, but winter, and they are usually every color any horse could possibly think of. Butterflies fly from flower to flower and oddly enough if the wind hits the grass just right it almost sounds musical.

Grass everywhere with a few scattered small trees. That’s pretty much what the gathering land is. Since humans aren’t around the grass can grow all the way to half way up a horse’s cannon bone, but there are only a few areas of the gathering like that. Usually this is the most populated area on Galloping Free.

Mostly lovers flock to the beach around sunrise and sunset, during those times the sun hits the water just right making it a sea of vibrant colors. Usually the waves are calm and the currents are pretty calm. However, sometimes when there is a storm the water can get rather vicious so keep a close eye out if dark clouds start to come in.

Bones of dead horses litter the ground of the challenging arena. As far as the eye can see there is a wasteland full of dead trees and clustered piles of rocks. Some horses say that if you take a big whiff of air from inside here then it will have the scent of death on it. Only horses that wish to fight venture into these nasty parts.