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Can this really be called "arid" when it has pine forests in the background and a "Lake Shore Paradise"? The map has red leaves in the second half, so maybe it's meant to be an autumn theme. It was never clear to me, but it's surely not a desert as the article lead would imply.--[[User:Vellidragon|vellidragon]] ([[User talk:Vellidragon|talk]]) 00:12, January 4, 2023 (EST) | Can this really be called "arid" when it has pine forests in the background and a "Lake Shore Paradise"? The map has red leaves in the second half, so maybe it's meant to be an autumn theme. It was never clear to me, but it's surely not a desert as the article lead would imply.--[[User:Vellidragon|vellidragon]] ([[User talk:Vellidragon|talk]]) 00:12, January 4, 2023 (EST) | ||
:Could just be like western Colorado (ie mountains actually alternating from "alpine" to "desert" and back repeatedly), though the autumn theme seems more likely. [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 02:13, January 4, 2023 (EST) | |||
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Arid[edit]
Can this really be called "arid" when it has pine forests in the background and a "Lake Shore Paradise"? The map has red leaves in the second half, so maybe it's meant to be an autumn theme. It was never clear to me, but it's surely not a desert as the article lead would imply.--vellidragon (talk) 00:12, January 4, 2023 (EST)
- Could just be like western Colorado (ie mountains actually alternating from "alpine" to "desert" and back repeatedly), though the autumn theme seems more likely. Doc von Schmeltwick (talk) 02:13, January 4, 2023 (EST)
