Black Birch Peninsula

The ocean roars, crashing against a sharp outcropping of rocks, extending steeply down into the sea. The close-knit groves of black birches growing defiantly right to the tip of the land tremble in the strong ocean breeze. A strong, swift flowing river flowing down from Stormy Peak seperates this territory from the next as it flows smoothly into Bottomless Lake. Although little vegitation may be found in the harsh conditions at the peninsula tip, furthur inland the grass grows thick in small patches. Storms sweeping down from the Peak and up from the ocean frequently crash over the penninsula, the only safe cover during such times being far inland.