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The '''Spirit Gardens''' is an area in | The '''Spirit Gardens''' is an area in [[Muschy Hills]]. It is known for its popularity among royals, which frequently visit the gardens. | ||
== History == | |||
On 19 April 2026, the [[Royal House of the Tigerium|Tigerian Royal Family]] and the [[Purr Family|Royal Family of Juniorwood]] founded the gardens following a trip through the region. The trip counted a large number of royals and was meant to take photos and improve relations with each other. | |||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
The Spirit Gardens stem from the "Muschberg-Geestenberg" district in Eindhoven. ''Geesten'' means ghosts, which is where "Spirit" is derived from. Due to the area's lush areas it was named Spirit Gardens. | The Spirit Gardens stem from the "Muschberg-Geestenberg" district in Eindhoven, Netherlands. ''Geesten'' means ghosts, which is where "Spirit" is derived from. Due to the area's lush areas it was named Spirit Gardens. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 19 April 2026
The Spirit Gardens is an area in Muschy Hills. It is known for its popularity among royals, which frequently visit the gardens.
History
On 19 April 2026, the Tigerian Royal Family and the Royal Family of Juniorwood founded the gardens following a trip through the region. The trip counted a large number of royals and was meant to take photos and improve relations with each other.
Etymology
The Spirit Gardens stem from the "Muschberg-Geestenberg" district in Eindhoven, Netherlands. Geesten means ghosts, which is where "Spirit" is derived from. Due to the area's lush areas it was named Spirit Gardens.