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This part of The Forsyth has numerous hills covered in both thorny and non-thorny vines; no doubt a defining reason that the land was mostly untouched by man. The vines have almost completely swallowed the trunks of the trees here but have yet to suffocate them. The atmosphere is pretty neutral with weekly, light thunderstorms to keep the ground presentable with short, stubby grass. The ground is kept nearly dry due to the intake of water by the trees, and a once thriving river now supplies the equines here with just enough to survive – it’s flow somehow disrupted near its source by man.