Maple Village

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Chiffon Coast Chiffon Coast lies along the expansive coastline on the eastern side of the village. It's especially popular with the younger crowd as a general hangout and picnicking area, particularly in warmer seasons. Palm trees line the coast and children can often be seen playing behind the large sand dunes at the back.The sand is powder-fine and bleach-white against the blue and emerald waters, earning it its delicate name. Word on the streets is, the Mayor imports the sand from somewhere-- but that's just silly, isn't it? [Isle De Nevoa]	40	987	May 11 2008, 10:15 PM In: Periwinkles By: Danny
Cherry Woods The Cherry Woods is a thick woodland just to the east of Maple Village. It gets its name from the deep red-orange color it becomes when the sun sets in the evening, which is captivating in itself. In the daytime, however, it is still just as beautiful to see, with a plethora of flora and fauna to keep even the most stern in awe. There is a rumor of few Harvest Sprites in the area, and maybe if you look hard enough, they'll invite you to tea. [Starfall Lake]	154	3,169	Aug 19 2008, 11:17 PM In: {M} Tracking the cursed items By: Nash
Pepper Ridge Pepper Ridge is the only mountain range in Maple Village. It cuts through the far east side, giving the village a beautiful sight in early morning - as the sun rises just over a high-rising peak, which is white-topped in the winter. Although that summit is nearly impossible to reach, the range offers much more to do. Feel free to hike as you wish, hide in flower-blanketed valleys or visit the Goddess Pond – and maybe she'll appear!	327	7,216	Sep 4 2008, 04:05 PM In: beneath the flower-lights, ... By: Katieface
Rosetta Vineyard Named after the curious rose-red color of the wine produced by the vineyards, Rosetta Vineyard is one of the older parts of Maple Village. The area was once owned by a very wealthy family, but is now run by the vineyards and open for villagers to pick grapes and taste a little of the delicious wine. The picturesque scenery includes windmills and sprawling fields, making it a good place to spend the day relaxing with bread, cheese and, of course, wine.	221	5,787	Jul 29 2008, 03:25 AM In: A bitter song... By: Kaitlyn Brown

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