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Welcome globe trekkers, today's destination takes us to the free land of the north known as Repenberg. This country is known for many things including its strong international connections with other countries. The flag represents prosperity and good fortune(yellow), connection with nature(green) and a silver star that represents hope for the future. The totem pole is a piece of native art that either warns enemies and evil spirits or tells a story, the animals each having different meaning and purpose, the orca is linked with the sea, the wolf calls the wind, the bear guards the mountains and the firebird rules the skies. Repenberg Tower is a modern landmark and is the highest structure in the country, originally used as a broadcast tower and a lightning rod, it now provides people with a bird's eye view of the surrounding area. The most iconic food is flapjacks, it comes in many flavors and is an excellent breakfast food. The national animal is the moose, it aided the natives for years and the foreign settlers when they first arrived. The national sport is called batonball, a game similar to soccer or football but with catching the ball with a net on a stick. The nightweb is a symbol of the natives, its used to collect dreams that pass through it, keeping the bad ones locked in the center while good ones fall onto whoever's sleeping underneath it. Samoset Falls is a natural landmark and is said to be the largest waterfalls in the world, some say that a large serpent creature lives in the lakes below. The jersey was invented here and his been used to represent sports teams all over the world. The turkey is the national bird, it has fed the natives for years and has been used as a peace offering with the foreign settlers when they first arrived. The oak tree is a symbol of the countries natural wonder and ancient wisdom, natives say there's an oak tree that gave life to man and beast. And there you have it, I hope you've enjoyed or trip up north.

Hope you like it, tell me what you think.
Ttarkasaurus Rex

Description
Welcome globe trekkers, today's destination takes us to the free land of the north known as Repenberg. This country is known for many things including its strong international connections with other countries. The flag represents prosperity and good fortune(yellow), connection with nature(green) and a silver star that represents hope for the future. The totem pole is a piece of native art that either warns enemies and evil spirits or tells a story, the animals each having different meaning and purpose, the orca is linked with the sea, the wolf calls the wind, the bear guards the mountains and the firebird rules the skies. Repenberg Tower is a modern landmark and is the highest structure in the country, originally used as a broadcast tower and a lightning rod, it now provides people with a bird's eye view of the surrounding area. The most iconic food is flapjacks, it comes in many flavors and is an excellent breakfast food. The national animal is the moose, it aided the natives for years and the foreign settlers when they first arrived. The national sport is called batonball, a game similar to soccer or football but with catching the ball with a net on a stick. The nightweb is a symbol of the natives, its used to collect dreams that pass through it, keeping the bad ones locked in the center while good ones fall onto whoever's sleeping underneath it. Samoset Falls is a natural landmark and is said to be the largest waterfalls in the world, some say that a large serpent creature lives in the lakes below. The jersey was invented here and his been used to represent sports teams all over the world. The turkey is the national bird, it has fed the natives for years and has been used as a peace offering with the foreign settlers when they first arrived. The oak tree is a symbol of the countries natural wonder and ancient wisdom, natives say there's an oak tree that gave life to man and beast. And there you have it, I hope you've enjoyed or trip up north.

Hope you like it, tell me what you think.
Ttarkasaurus Rex