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Donner's Wishlist

This is Donner'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!

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Ice Tunnel
Flowing waters can carve ice caves and tunnels within big glaciers.
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Inuksuk
This unique structure is built by the native peoples of the Arctic region. You could use them as landmarks to find your way in the empty plains of the tundra.
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Kazan River
This Canadian river is scarred by strong rapids and many lakes.
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Klamath Basin
These vast wetlands with multiple lakes are a refuge to a variety of bird species. They make for great hunting grounds!
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Lacandon Jungle
This large montane rainforest of Central America is full of wildlife. What if a wolf is hiding in there, somewhere? Only you can find out!
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Leftover Bones
Looks like there's some air-dried bones left over on the trail. Cougars, wolves? Maybe it was your pack?
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Loch Lomond
A Scottish lake with scattered islands, rumoured to be populated by fairies.
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Loch Ness
A Scottish lake famous for its elusive cryptid creature, the Loch Ness monster. The Urquhart Castle and its surrounding ruins create a mysterious vibe on the shoreline as well.
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Long Range Mountains
The Appalachian highlands of Newfoundland are home to a dense woodland. Will it be your home, too?
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Malpaís
Barren landscapes formed by lava fields. These badlands can be found in New Mexico.
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Meadow in the Thicket
A serene retreat in the middle of the dense coniferous woodland.
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Mendenhall Glacier
The tongue of this Alaskan Glacier is feeding a lake and forming beautiful caves. Sadly, it's slowly shrinking as the climate warms up.
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Migrating Caribou
The herds are migrating in search of nutritious food, not yet frozen by the harsh winter.
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Mirthful Meadow
What a peaceful bit of land! It seems like nothing could disrupt your rest here.
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Misty Trail
This ethereal sight appears only during heavy fog at night.
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