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Kingdom of Rana Introduction The Kingdom of Rana is a constitutional and elective monarchy located directly south of India and west of Australia. It is ruled by a king who is chosen by a collection of tribal chiefs, each one represents one of the diverse people groups found on the island. The nation is well known as a biodiversity hotspot, and is home to many species of plants and animals. The rugged, mountainous terrain is sparsely populated, and the coast is home to many fishing villages. The capital, Sevana, is located in a cleared area of land in the southern part of the main island, Asava. The area has a tropical climate characterized by heavy year-round rainfall. Higher elevations experience cold temperatures and even snow during winter. The highest point is Raka Volcano. The upland areas are extremely arid and cool and not suitable for agriculture, the main industry of the nation. The country was first settled by Bantu people from East Africa. Later, Polynesians
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Top 5 Palm Trees

Top 5 Amazing Palm Trees You Probably Haven't Heard Of #5 - Ceroxylon quindiuense The largest monocot in the world, Ceroxylon quindiuense is native to the forests of the Andes. It grows to a height of approximately 148 feet, and, in rare cases, can grow as tall as 200 feet.  #4 - Dypsis decipiens Dypsis decipiens is native to the highlands of Madagascar. It is becoming popular among enthusiasts due to its appearance and cold hardiness - it can survive temperatures several degrees below freezing. #3 - Rhopalostylis sapida  The n ī kau palm is native to New Zealand, and is the southernmost growing palm tree in the world. It is well-known for its distinctive silhouette, which resembles a shaving brush. It is known for its tolerance to constantly cool temperatures, and unlike most palms, does not enjoy long periods of warmth. #2 - Chambeyronia macrocarpa Chambeyronia macrocarpa, the flamethrower palm, is native to the island of New Caledonia, a biodiversity h

Where I'm From: Rurriquog

I am from nuts and bolts, From rocket fuel and air canisters I am from the verdant surface and vast lakes of Rurriquog, The sun-bleached rocks, the misty cloud forests, and the barren, expansive deserts I am from the tangled roots of invading trees Their long, powerful arms encroaching upon my alien world I’m from the vibrant tapestries of the Rurriquogians, and their idyllic temples From Commander Uskari, and King Matareiri I’m from huts and palaces, suspended miles above the cloudy jungle. From the stories of Kiray the knight, and his many adventures I’m from tall peaks and forests, obscured by the cool, refreshing mist And my trustworthy spacecraft, worn by years of rain and wind I am from galaxies strewn with streaks of stars and planets From frozen mountains and scorching plains, And the cacophonous sound of great cities, illuminated by warm, golden light I’m from the hunter’s spear, rusted and coated with the blood of beasts I am from the planet

The Moor

On the moor the secrets hide In the burrows on the hillside They feed the flowers, bowing deep And among the vines, how far they creep In the village, they skulk and deceive The jewels and gems they do reave Among the wraiths the secrets wander And with the mages they will ponder To resurrect the fallen and maunder In the depths of night they glide Leading the forsaken as a guide Everywhere, the secrets hide.
"Never, ever stop striving for success." This image helps to demonstrate the power of hard work and achievement in a lighthearted way. Through perseverance, we are able to realize our ambitious dreams. I strongly believe this is an imperative piece of advice for a multitude of reasons. Several years ago, while working on establishing my own country, I ran across many issues involving government and diplomacy. I found, that, at that particular time, I knew very little about government and politics. With a dedication to improving my knowledge of government, I soon felt confident in ruling over my nascent nation, and established diplomatic ties with various other nations created by people just like me. The reference to totalitarian states in my image was the product of both my experience with creating my own country and a want for humor to emphasize the meaning  behind my six word memoir.
Welcome to Adventure Island! This blog will focus on plants, games, computers, books, and government. I hope you enjoy the posts that are to come!