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=Bawn Landscape=

Thriving green grass fills the rolling prairie from horizon to horizon, at least in warmer months. In colder months, which are many up here in the Badlands, the land and its plants of all sizes are hunkering down and saving their strength, growing tough and hard in the face of withering blizzards and snowdrifts deep enough to bury a tall man standing up. In some places there are cracked expanses of crumbling grey concrete - the legacy of a failed project from several decades ago, slowly being reclaimed by the Earth and fading from common memory.

Deceptively high bluffs line the northern and western edges of the bawn, overlooking a long and meandering stream that feeds the distant Yellowstone. Stark and bare apart from a few scrub bushes and thin weeds, the boulders and rocky face of the winding cliff face extend for some distance, chewed out of the landscape by uncountable millennia of harsh winds and bitter cold. The southern and eastern sides of the bawn consist mainly of low, rolling hills, little creeks and brush patches, as well as a couple of old dirt service roads still used by the sept. A ten-foot wire fence surrounds the property that doesn't back up onto the river - old and rusting, but deceptively sturdy and reinforced by hidden spirit wards, as well as large "Property of the State of Montana - No Trespassing" signs hung every hundred feet or so.