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@ Caillou Pierre Beach
Granny Violet McKillop steps off the boat onto Aegis with fellow traveller Khisanth. Time for a look around, but first a long stretch after the voyage!
Caillou Pierre Beach
This rocky bay provides the perfect place for anypet to rest, play with the numerous pebbles and watch the changing patterns of sunlight on the stone outcrops and distant peaks, or perhaps to dip a cautious paw into the unceasing sea waves running in and back out.

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@ Marram Beach
After months of planning, Granny Violet McKillop and Tommy finally agreed on where they would travel together, and they are both secretly please with their choice!
Marram Beach
Anypet will enjoy exploring the sand dunes with their sharply pointed grey-green leaves and large spikes of creamy-yellow flowers of marram grass in the summer, the backdrop to a sandy beach and the sea.

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@ Craggy Point
After months of planning, Granny Violet McKillop and Moon finally agreed on where they would travel together, and they are both secretly please with their choice!
Craggy Point
This beautiful little bay is irresistible to pets who can’t wait to scamper or flap over the golden sand to get to the top of the stony peninsula and gaze far out to the horizon over the sea.

Landmark 4/25

@ Blackfriars Viaduct
Granny Violet McKillop tumbled out of the tourist bus, flattening Laveme in the process, then wondering where the muffled groans were coming from?
Blackfriars Viaduct
A feat of engineering that certainly stands out in the countryside. It’s a place to stop and dream of where the trains thundering past will be going!

Landmark 5/25

@ Old Castle Place
Of all the pets Granny Violet McKillop might have met here, Dreamer was the last she expected. But what a great view!
Old Castle Place
Nopet can resist clambering or flying to the top of this ancient look-out point over the undulating countryside to shout, “I’m the King of the Castle!”

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@ Waders Bay
Granny Violet McKillop and Iolanthe looked around in awe, wishing they'd thought to pack a picnic to enjoy here!
Waders Bay
This bay is just the place for an early morning excursion beside the sea; a peaceful place to share with the scavenging birds; ideal for contemplation.

Landmark 7/25

@ Island View Farm
Of all the pets Granny Violet McKillop might have met here, Dusty was the last she expected. But what a great view!
Island View Farm
A well-trodden path, with the company of sheep along the way, provides a view of the lake and distant hills. What lies behind that tempting bend in the way, I wonder?

Landmark 8/25

@ Seagrass Niche
"Put your camera down Granny Violet McKillop," said CleoPatra, "and just soak up that view!"
Seagrass Niche
Tarry a while and enjoy this beautiful spot on a sandy beach looking out over an endless turquoise sea.

Landmark 9/25

@ West Pasture
Dude! Just take a look around and breathe deep! Does it get any better than this?
West Pasture
As birds fly home to roost and busy pets retire for the night, the West Pasture in Aegis becomes darker and quiet in the setting sun, waiting for the first stirrings from nocturnal pets who are active during the night.

Landmark 10/25

@ Verdant Patchwork
Granny Violet McKillop looked around the scenery, asking Mandy if there was any pet friendly accommodation nearby?
Verdant Patchwork
There is abundant rainfall in Aegis, and its many fertile green fields are a farmer’s delight.

Landmark 11/25

@ Apple Orchard
Granny Violet McKillop moved on to shake the next paw, oblivious to the fact that she'd also shaken Pekoe, who had wandered off to pick wildflowers along the way...
Apple Orchard
A favourite gathering point in the summer in Aegis is the Apple Orchard. What pet can resist sinking their little teeth or beaks into such invitingly juicy fruit?

Landmark 12/25

@ Dutch Gardens
Granny Violet McKillop asked Flitter if she had a fur clip on her, as Granny Violet McKillop wanted to fashion a fishing pole and stop to dangle a line...?
Dutch Gardens
On Sunday afternoons, many pets take an excursion in the formal gardens, which display the Dutch influence of bright tulips making a fine splash of colour against the immaculate lawn.

Landmark 13/25

@ Smiths Farm South
Granny Violet McKillop looked around the scene in consternation, asking VioletMystic where she was supposed to plug in her iron and fur drier?
Smiths Farm South
Fair waves the golden corn in summertime Aegis – what a splendid sight!

Landmark 14/25

@ Smiths Farm North
The tranquility of the scene they had stumbled across made Granny Violet McKillop and Firefly feel like they were the only pets left in PnF Land...
Smiths Farm North
This corner of the farm gives a view of the pine-laden peaks in the distance. Just breathe in the country-fresh air in this beautiful place!

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@ Mystic Forest
Granny Violet McKillop and Emily looked around in awe, wishing they'd thought to pack a picnic to enjoy here!
Mystic Forest
A path beckons an exploring pet ever onward into the Mystic Forest. Don’t tarry too long, or at sunset it may become too dark for comfort and a little spooky!

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@ Irenic Wood
Admiring the view, Granny Violet McKillop felt genuinely glad she had taken Choose a name ♡ Molly's advice on where the friends would meet up!
Irenic Wood
Many a group of happy pets will follow the path for a ramble or to find the best place for a summertime picnic. There’s so much to explore in this delightful wood, and those who can climb or fly to the top of the trees have the best view over Aegis!

Landmark 17/25

@ Steppingstone River
Did you just photo bomb me? Granny Violet McKillop asked Beauty as they shared the wonder of the vista.
Steppingstone River
This shady niche with its contrasting slow and fast flowing waters is a fun place to sail toy boats and run alongside them as they speed on their way!

Landmark 18/25

@ Old Warden
Admiring the view, Granny Violet McKillop felt genuinely glad she had taken princess ♥ sparkles's advice on where the friends would meet up!
Old Warden
The curfew tolls the knell of parting day,
The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea,
The ploughman homeward plods his weary way,
And leaves the world to darkness and to me.
By Thomas Gray (1716-71).

Landmark 19/25

@ Conifer Way
Granny Violet McKillop moved on to shake the next paw, oblivious to the fact that she'd also shaken Kitty, who had wandered off to pick wildflowers along the way...
Conifer Way
Summertime sunlight filters through the tall pines and makes this an exciting place for pets to explore ever further along the rough track!

Landmark 20/25

@ Pilgrims Path Wood
Arriving at such a wonderful location spurred Granny Violet McKillop on to keep on trekking. However Roxy sat down, refusing to budge, complaining of blisters on her paws...
Pilgrims Path Wood
A wood of supreme peace as its wide, sun-dappled path leads back out towards the daylight.

Landmark 21/25

@ East Copse
Did you just photo bomb me? Granny Violet McKillop asked Meowchi as they shared the wonder of the vista.
East Copse
What stories could be told by this ancient tree as it looms over its pasture field? Who knows what storms it has weathered during its long life, or how often it has had its leafless boughs laden with soft snow, then welcoming each coming spring?

Landmark 22/25

@ Rose Heather Moor
Granny Violet McKillop is enjoying the view when Ugie comes along. "Looks like you dropped something,", says Ugie. Granny Violet McKillop looks down and sees something valuable. Well Granny Violet McKillop WAS here first ...
Rose Heather Moor
The abundant flowers of heather, or ling, form magnificent carpets of purple across swathes of moorland and hillsides. It also provides a natural habitat, shelter and nesting sites for numerous insects, birds and other animals, all of whom are interdependent on one another.

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@ Picnickers' Place
"Come on Icy, pick up the pace a little, will you?" Scolded Granny Violet McKillop, hoping to get in a little more sight seeing before changeover...
Picnickers' Place
What pleasanter place could there be to enjoy a summer picnic than this daisy-strewn meadow with sturdy sheltering trees?

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@ Erica
While Granny Violet McKillop thinks the scenery is lovely, she wonders where Butterscotch intends to set up camp?
Erica
Heather is traditionally associated with good fortune and protection. White heather is thought to be particularly lucky and sprigs of it are woven into bridal bouquets and sold as a lucky charm.

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@ Island: Aegis
Granny Violet McKillop finally makes it back to the landing stage, where Mister is also about to embark and go home. What an adventure it has been! Granny Violet McKillop pockets a map of Aegis as a momento. The guidebook says:
Island: Aegis
When their vessel carefully manoeuvres past the rocks to reach the landing stage, the pets can jump out and explore this delightful little island. There are beautiful, relaxing sandy beaches, rocky hills to climb, a viaduct and old castle ruin to explore, green pastures to take a picnic hamper, woods and forests to ramble in, rivers to jump over, apples to pick and there are flowers galore!
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