TrAns-CatS's Wishlist

This is TrAns-CatS's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

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	Markings Applicator [Abomination] Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply an Abomination marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage. Note:
	Markings Applicator [Merged] Use this on your chosen wolf in order to apply a Merged marking of your choice in any available slot with your chosen opacity percentage. Note:
	Meadow in the Thicket A serene retreat in the middle of the dense coniferous woodland. Note:
	Mendenhall Glacier The tongue of this Alaskan Glacier is feeding a lake and forming beautiful caves. Sadly, it's slowly shrinking as the climate warms up. Note:
	Moonlit Beach Relaxing moment on the beach. Crashing waves wash the essence ashore. Note:
	Night Crater Lake This lake is the second deepest in the United States, and is home to a remnant of a destroyed volcano! Can only be obtained at night. Note:
	Ningaloo Solar Hybrid Eclipse In April, 2023, a rare Solar Hybrid Eclipse was seen above Australia and Oceania. The moon, the sun and Earth align to create this rare event, which begun over the Ningaloo Reef. Note:
	Path of Boulders The boulders seem massive, umoved and unscratched by time and elements. Note:
	Romantic Walks What a great place for long, romantic walks in the sunset. Note:
	Salt Point State Park These marine terraces are overgrown with grass and conifer trees. The rocky shore is a great hunting ground if you're interested in the local oceanic life. Note:
	Sandstone Cavern Massive cavern drilled by ancient waters and winds, as if the world prepared a perfect home for you long time ago. Note:
	Scar: Cheek A long scar on the left cheek. Note: Project
	Sentimental Icy Shore The colours of the sky reflect within the snow, ice, and water. Note:
	Serene Swamp A beautiful, quiet swamp with willows weeping their purple leaves into the calm waters. Note:
	Serpentine Tors Granite tors are a volcanic remnant, formed deep under the ground and exposed by erosion. You can find them in the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve in Alaska. Note: