Lost Creek Hollow why not? i'm a republican.

that is the worst!! I wrote out an entire start of a thread tonight, then crashed my computer and lost it ;___; the heartbreak

Liffey considered the question for a moment before answering. "Something open, but also protected," she explained, realizing very quickly that she wasn't going to be making a whole lot of sense, "A place that has enough around to keep them interested, but not that would put them in danger. Think trees, and maybe a little ridge like this. But no cliffs or deep water. A small stream would be nice, but with water that would only come up to their bellies. Somewhere they could play without getting hurt."

She was confident that such a place existed, in spite of how specific her checklist was. The Hollow was full of creeks and clearings and everything else. It was a very diverse territory, all covered in a green canopy. There would be a suitable place, she knew it.