💙 The Posh Ace 🍀🍁💙's Wishlist

This is 💙 The Posh Ace 🍀🍁💙'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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	Growth Chunk A chunk of edible growth from the Dreamlands. Note:
	Growth Root A root from a growth chunk from a Lunar creature. These seem to grow deep into their bodies. Brrr. Note:
	Hidden Passage in Watkins Glen Park This narrow gorge was sculpted by streams during an ice age long ago. It seems to have endless secret passages within the dream world. Note:
	Hoh Rainforest A temperate rainforest located near the Rocky Mountains, shaped by ancient glaciers. Note:
	Hollow Essence Tree The tree seems dead and hollow. Some parts of the trunk are detached, but held together by swirling essence. Note:
	Hollow Tree Den Some extra digging and a small cave can become a comfy den. Note:
	Hubbard Glacier This is an incredible sight in the Yukon. The glacier reaches the sea, where it calves floating icebergs from time to time. Note:
	Hudson Bay A massive region with a variety of wildlife. When winter comes and ice enters the bay, polar bears wander further south to hunt. Note:
	Hurricane It's noisy, wet, and cold! The strong winds make you dig your claws into the ground. Note:
	Ice Tunnel Flowing waters can carve ice caves and tunnels within big glaciers. Note:
	Ilkley Moor Known for its famous “Cow and Calf” rock formations, this site has also had strange sightings of strange, glowing lights... Note:
	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. Note:
	Kissimmee Prairie A prairie with a tropical twist. Note:
	Klamath Basin These vast wetlands with multiple lakes are a refuge to a variety of bird species. They make for great hunting grounds! Note:
	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! Note: