Great Oak

Sloping hills cover this area of Horseshoe Bend. Some hills are so steep not even trees grow here, resulting in that there are few trees at all. The ones that do manage to grow are small and of little use against the elements. One grat oak however has grown extensivly out of porportion. It's trunk is twice as long as the normal equine, and branches reach out over a far distance. The roots have cluttered up, twisting over the surface of the earth in a dangerous maze. This sloping land is the meeting place for equines, no one ownes it.