1Of1Musketeer on Feb 21, 2014 wrote:

Blind Mew, will you ever make a world in the Spiral that refers to Canada?

You know, this could be awesome eh.

Imagine a cold unforgiving world, regions covered in thick nearly impenatrable boreal forests and open airy decidous forests with great quantities of light streaming through between the leaf tops. Great wide open grass lands with an horizon that stretches around you in a complete unbroken circle, the grass itself billowing and blowing as if it were an ocean.

A land of a thousand lakes, and a thousand islands, great cliffs, mountains and hidden valleys that have never been seen by people. Imagine coastal areas, with great black windswept cliffs, swirling, whirling, screaming, shrieking clouds of gulls winging through the misty dawn air.

A forbidding realm of unrelenting snow and ice and cold biting wind with the ever changing Northern Lights and only great unspeaking monuments of stone to act as guides. A world so bright that you can go blind simply by going outside.

A great proud country, populated with the industrious Beaver, Fierce Canada Goose, and watched over by the Honourable and relentless Royal Canadian Moose,

CdeWinter on Feb 22, 2014 wrote:

You know, this could be awesome eh.

Imagine a cold unforgiving world, regions covered in thick nearly impenatrable boreal forests and open airy decidous forests with great quantities of light streaming through between the leaf tops. Great wide open grass lands with an horizon that stretches around you in a complete unbroken circle, the grass itself billowing and blowing as if it were an ocean.

A land of a thousand lakes, and a thousand islands, great cliffs, mountains and hidden valleys that have never been seen by people. Imagine coastal areas, with great black windswept cliffs, swirling, whirling, screaming, shrieking clouds of gulls winging through the misty dawn air.

A forbidding realm of unrelenting snow and ice and cold biting wind with the ever changing Northern Lights and only great unspeaking monuments of stone to act as guides. A world so bright that you can go blind simply by going outside.

A great proud country, populated with the industrious Beaver, Fierce Canada Goose, and watched over by the Honourable and relentless Royal Canadian Moose,

Oh that is just simply breathtakingly picturesque. You have a wonderful way with words and a great love for your beautiful country. Thank you for a virtual peek at the wonders of your world.

CdeWinter on Feb 22, 2014 wrote:

You know, this could be awesome eh.

Imagine a cold unforgiving world, regions covered in thick nearly impenatrable boreal forests and open airy decidous forests with great quantities of light streaming through between the leaf tops. Great wide open grass lands with an horizon that stretches around you in a complete unbroken circle, the grass itself billowing and blowing as if it were an ocean.

A land of a thousand lakes, and a thousand islands, great cliffs, mountains and hidden valleys that have never been seen by people. Imagine coastal areas, with great black windswept cliffs, swirling, whirling, screaming, shrieking clouds of gulls winging through the misty dawn air.

A forbidding realm of unrelenting snow and ice and cold biting wind with the ever changing Northern Lights and only great unspeaking monuments of stone to act as guides. A world so bright that you can go blind simply by going outside.

A great proud country, populated with the industrious Beaver, Fierce Canada Goose, and watched over by the Honourable and relentless Royal Canadian Moose,

I think this sounds like Polaris or Grizzleheim. Still, I don't see why we should not have some Canadian mooses roaming around! I also think Cool Ranch should have a kangaroo...

Golden Guardian on Feb 24, 2014 wrote:

I think this sounds like Polaris or Grizzleheim. Still, I don't see why we should not have some Canadian mooses roaming around! I also think Cool Ranch should have a kangaroo...

Well, if you could see the photos I've taken during field work and vacations GG, you would see that Canada, Northern Europe, and parts of Russia have a very similar terrain. Most Northern Temperate countries have similar terrains and biomes.

1of1Musketeer.
Lynxes would be awesome, and how I could I possibly forget the great temperate rainforests of BC, the home of the rare and elusive spirit bear! And known best to most people on this planet as the "Moon of Endor" from Star Wars Episode VI.

Also, Vancougar, as in the band?

CdeWinter on Feb 25, 2014 wrote:

Well, if you could see the photos I've taken during field work and vacations GG, you would see that Canada, Northern Europe, and parts of Russia have a very similar terrain. Most Northern Temperate countries have similar terrains and biomes.

1of1Musketeer.
Lynxes would be awesome, and how I could I possibly forget the great temperate rainforests of BC, the home of the rare and elusive spirit bear! And known best to most people on this planet as the "Moon of Endor" from Star Wars Episode VI.

Also, Vancougar, as in the band?

Nope, but could see where you're going! Vancougar could an allusion to Vancouver!

Anne Radcliffe on Feb 26, 2014 wrote:

That is a very funny pun, 1Musketeer!

Thanks!

Remember to stay awesome!