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Subject: [winter walks]

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Frozen Dreams

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Date Posted: 19:55:28 12/23/02 Mon
In reply to: Self Inflicted Pain 's message, ""Frozen Dreams..."" on 09:45:27 12/23/02 Mon

He turns contemplative and a smirk touches his pallet, stirring the features from there emotionless slumber.

actually.. i've well explored each part of the valley, but the forest i had put off. no matter. we'll find our way around as we go.

he follows her, drawing level again as they meander down the path, his hide against the trees creating a picturesque impression. perhaps because it was desolate the sullen arabian against the deadness of the trees in winter.

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Author: Self Inflicted Pain [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:44:08 12/24/02 Tue Ivories slaughter the greenery below, patching up any insecurities. "It seems the forest is everlasting." Pelt engulfed by a thick cloud of mist, her eyes squint ever so slightly, adjusting to the new image.