Azurea's Wishlist

This is Azurea'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!

Item
	Auyuittuq National Park Also known as the land that never melts, this area is rich in fjords, rocky slopes, and ice fields. The mountain range has the oddest shape, as if ancient beings tried to build cities on the range's very peaks. Note:
	Beaver Blood Moon Total Lunar Eclipse This was a dark, red total lunar eclipse that occurred in November 2022. It was visible from North and Central America, Asia, Oceania, Australia, and New Zealand. Note:
	Big Thicket Deep in southern Texas, you can find a temperate swamp called Baygall. You should be careful, as you can find acid bogs amongst the stagnant ponds. Note:
	Bloody Cryptid Den You could call this place home, as long as proper furnishing is done. Note:
	Blooming Garlic Meadow of blooming wild garlic among the trees. Note:
	Blossoming Guaiac Tree Fragrant and beautiful - Guaiacum is a really nice tree to live around. Note:
	Blue Bonfire Strange blue flames leap towards the blood-colored sky, creating no noise or smoke. Eerie! Note:
	Blue Moon A blue moon isn't really blue - it's just a second full moon within one month! This item appears within Raccoon Wares every month that features two full moons in real life (this refers to the calendar blue moon event). Note:
	Boreal Forest An endless forest that hides ancient trails and secrets. Note:
	Bowltube Iris A beautiful flower native to California. It was also used as fiber to fashion nets and snares by humans long ago. Note:
	Bristle-Pointed Iris What a beautiful flower! It will bloom in almost any environment. Note:
	Buck Supermoon The biggest full moon that occurs in July is called the Buck Supermoon. This was first released in July 2022. Note:
	Burn the Bridges Leave no stone unturned, burn it all! Start anew! Note:
	Burned Forest Looks like a wildfire went through these woods. Note:
	Burning Bush Tree American wahoo leaves turn red in the fall. They might be fun to play with! Note: