THE WILDERNESS
THE CITY
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THE OUTSIDE WORLD
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Greater Upper Eatside National Park is an entirely man-made park. There are pine trees, oak trees, maple trees, and apple trees all in the same place. If you dig deep enough into the river soil, you will hit cement. There are no bears or any sort of large animal that could hurt you other than the heard or two of deer. The families that created the park wanted a nice place to look at; some of the plants are very pretty but also very poisonous.
Original, the park was a large plot of empty land the founding families didn't know how to use. They wanted greenery, but the natural plant life was 'dull' and 'ugly,' mostly made up of desert plants considering the place was basically void of any irrigation. One evening, Great-Grandmother Bossman decided she wanted a nice park to see from her bedroom window. Everyone else agreed it would be a nice touch to their small settlement. The men of the families dug in a lake and went out and bought fresh, soft grass the ladies could enjoy. They bought apple trees and pine trees, completely unaware of the natural way to things. The park was gigantic and beautiful.
It was when the current Bossman came into the picture that the park was made national. He realized, looking at different cities with their own national parks, how much money they dragged in from tourism. Thus, Greater Upper Eatside National Park was born. He enlarged the lake and put in some nice ponds, a ridiculous amount of trees, and even tore down a few cozy cottages to make good camping grounds. He also opened a walled-in hunting spot, but it is currently under-construction and will never actually be finished during the actual comic or cartoon.
In the center of the park is the Great Lake: a huge lake filled with fish and merfolk. It is the biggest tourism attraction in Greater Upper Eatside, and a frequent visiting spot when the class goes deep enough into the woods.
Original, the park was a large plot of empty land the founding families didn't know how to use. They wanted greenery, but the natural plant life was 'dull' and 'ugly,' mostly made up of desert plants considering the place was basically void of any irrigation. One evening, Great-Grandmother Bossman decided she wanted a nice park to see from her bedroom window. Everyone else agreed it would be a nice touch to their small settlement. The men of the families dug in a lake and went out and bought fresh, soft grass the ladies could enjoy. They bought apple trees and pine trees, completely unaware of the natural way to things. The park was gigantic and beautiful.
It was when the current Bossman came into the picture that the park was made national. He realized, looking at different cities with their own national parks, how much money they dragged in from tourism. Thus, Greater Upper Eatside National Park was born. He enlarged the lake and put in some nice ponds, a ridiculous amount of trees, and even tore down a few cozy cottages to make good camping grounds. He also opened a walled-in hunting spot, but it is currently under-construction and will never actually be finished during the actual comic or cartoon.
In the center of the park is the Great Lake: a huge lake filled with fish and merfolk. It is the biggest tourism attraction in Greater Upper Eatside, and a frequent visiting spot when the class goes deep enough into the woods.
THE CITY
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THE OUTSIDE WORLD
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