Gardens of Dawn



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About the Gardens Of Dawn
The Gardens of Dawn have been around for over 1000 years, and is designated as "sacred" because the local indigenous tribes believed that one very special tree, the Divine Tree, was a link between the "gods" and Celestville. Despite the fact that the tree wasn't a route from God to Earth, it has been prised greatly for it's weird, golden leaves and gold-ish body. It is believed that the tree contains a sacred power within it's roots, and this might help explain its luminosity, and the fact that you can sometimes spot clouds orbiting the tree. The gardens are also home to the best views of the night sky in Antarctica, and as a result this is where the location of the Celestville Astronomical Observatories is located; upon the highest viewing points.

Places of Interest

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