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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karl Green" data-source="post: 1885184" data-attributes="member: 1467">the Gnarley Forest, daytimeWess leads the group out of Three Oaks and into the deep Gnarley Forest. The trails the loggers and other woodsmen takes are fairly wide and well tended at first but quickly the forest closes in and the trails become winding and narrow. Birds, insects and small animals can be heard everywhere, the forest is so very alive!By midday, the land begins to rise, the trail twists and turns more as the trees seem to get taller… the canopy also growing thicker and it is almost like twilight down at ground level. Elk can be heard calling to each other deep in the wood and the occasional howl of distant wolves echo through the valleys. Towards nightfall (when it truly starts to get dark), a light rain begins to fall making the forest floor slick and wet. Wess locates an old logger's camp that is protected from the elements and fairly well defended. There is dry wood here, and he works to start a fire to prepare a warm meal."We should set watches tonight. One never knows what might be lurking out there tonight… on the morn, I will return to Three Oaks but I give you my warhorn. It can be heard for miles and any Ranger or Woodsmen that hears it will come to your aid at best possible speed."[occ] do you have an order of watches that you might wish to set?[/occ]</blockquote>