South River Crossing

The river from the waterhole to the northwest bends slightly and begins flowing lazily east. The deep trenches of water common on the northern branch are shallow, rounded troughs that are less treacherous and more easily crossed. On the north and south banks low lying trees stretch out over the waters edge, and thick grass springs up through the soil and ripples in the breezes. On the northern most bank, a large boulder has settled half in the soil and half in the water, creating a short bridge out into the middle of the river. It is the perfect vantage point from the north side, but a very dangerous dive down from the slip of a paw.