the gardens of eden were named, respectively, for the particular pleasantry of the pastures, land or rather gardens of the place──as heavenly as the real place may have been, this place is no different... the sprawling landscape is decorated by countless wildflowers and grasses, only sometimes interrupted by a few trees or so to provide some much needed shade. a few ponds here and there of delicious freshwater are sweet to the taste and abundant with lilypads, including various species of fish. only one river, called the gjöll by many of the individuals here, sits on this land and serves as a great place for the cattle to wade into and cool-off during a particularly hot day... these many acres of land are surrounded by a formidable barrier intended to keep predators out and the buttermilks inside safe. a long dirt road leads from the gate at the entrance to a barn toward the center on a small hill,servings also as a warehouse for storing all the needed supplies. during extreme weather, the herd will travel here for shelter, but also when needing treatment.
