lucien's Wishlist

This is lucien'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
	[Canada] Ontario - Algonquin Park Still waters and humid air create amazing fog in the mornings. North America - Canada theme set. Note:
	[Canada] Yukon - Icy Shores It seems as if the snow never melts. North America - Canada theme set. Note:
	[USA] Nebraska - Chadron State Park A vast savanna decorated with pine trees and cottonwood. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	[USA] North Carolina - Blue Ridge Mountains The cove hardwood forest is one of the most diverse types of woodlands on this continent. North America - USA theme set. Note:
	Ash Meadows A beautiful desert oasis located in Nevada, right next to the famous Death Valley. Plentiful streams and wetlands provide enough water for wildlife to thrive, and for a wolf pack to survive even in the harshest desert. Note:
	Autumn Fog When fall arrives, the forest becomes cold and damp, as nature begins to wrap up before the first snow. Note:
	Chaparral Shrubland A coastal and montane scrubland area found in California and Mexico. Some chaparral can be over a century old and are able to survive long periods without rainfall. Note:
	Companion Volukros Scout a friendly Volukros scout want to join your pack. Note:
	Coyote Pelt It's soft enough, but... it's a coyote. Note: will also accept remnant
	Dog Pelt Some dogs have very soft fur. Note: will also accept remnant
	Elk Antlers A massive and very ornamental trophy. That was a big elk! Note: will also accept remnant
	Flickering Forest The late afternoon sun rays hit the leaves and trunks of mixed trees. Damp air, smelling of autumn, fills with the blue shade of the approaching night sky. Note:
	Fox Pelt [Red] This pelt is so fluffy, tiny and cute! Note: will also accept remnant
	Green Tree Python Odd. You certainly don't look like any kind of branch. But there's enough mice to go around! Note:
	Magnificent Rockies Beautiful view of the Rocky Mountains, straight from the peaks. Note: