Neko's Wishlist

This is Neko's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	[USA] Alabama - Little River Canyon Crystal-clear waters cut through the sandstone and flow in the form of many waterfalls. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Alaska - Aleutian Islands The islands become spectacular when the snow melts. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] California - Coachella Valley These dense palm trees rise above the McCallum Grove Pond. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Colorado - Elk Mountains This sharp and massive mountain range divides the continent and dictates the weather. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Connecticut - Fields This serene view creates a very cozy vibe. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Kentucky - Red River The Red River feeds the Kentucky River, as boulders and cliffs decorate its shores in the Red River Gorge. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Minnesota - Boundary Waters A beautiful wilderness region between Canada and the United States. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] Tennessee - Great Smoky Mountains The Smokies are a subrange of the Appalachian Mountains. The fog, which inspired its name, is a common sight due to vegetation vapors. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	Alpine Forget-me-not Blue flowers blossom among mountainous slopes. Note:
	Azalea Flower Decor These vibrant pink azalea flowers are super eye-catching. Note:
	Blue Jay Feather A big, vibrant feather of a blue jay. Note:
	Bone An old bone. The elements have decayed it enough that it's lost its marrow, and it crumbles apart when you bite it. Note:
	Thistle This is a common sight everywhere nowadays, though it is mainly native to Europe where it is one of the main sources of nectar. Leave these plants be in your den and gardens for the sake of bumblebees. Note:
	Viceroy This butterfly is common in most of the American continent. Note:
	Virginia Rose It’s pretty year-round and its fruit is edible. It sure is worth keeping, don’t you think? Note: