In Minnesota, in the town of Ham Lake, at Pinger's Plaza Park, there is a special forest. This forest was unnamed for many years, but the kids of the neighborhood decided the name in late 2025, they called it "Hollownight Forest". When you walk in, you will come across an old bridge first, the bridge's name is James, and barely anybody knows how long he's been there, but the earliest records date back to 2010. 

 As you walk across the bridge, you might notice this view, there is a nice trail of wild flowers, right next to the wetlands fields. Where the wild flowers were, there used to be a river, but it dried up, and these flowers took over, but that's okay, because Hollownight Forest is into a new era, now. 

Here is a photo of the river back then, when there was water, and it wasn't dried, and there were no wild flowers in it. 

As you finally walk into the forest, you will see a welcoming sign, me and my father put that there on September 19th, 2026. Why is there a triangle there? Because each point of the triangle represents each part of the forest, one side is the forest, one side is the wetlands, and the other side is the former river. 

After you are done admiring the sign, you will come across three paths, one left, one right, and one straight. The left and right paths are short, and will end in a matter of 20 feet. The left path is the "Potty Path". The right path is the "Meeting path". This is a photo of the straight path, or the "Forest path". I am thinking of putting a market next to this path. This path leads to the other parts of the forest.

This is the end of the Potty path, As you can see, there are many trees forming to perfect circle to do your stuff.

This is the end of the "Meeting path" where you will come across four logs that make a circle, then there is a pile of rocks in the middle, which you can use to start a little fire. Me and some of my old friends would sit on those logs and discuss things sometimes.

This is the flag of Hollownight Forest, the brown circle represents the forest, the yellow on the triangle represents the wetlands, and the blue mustache represents the dried river. You can find some of these flags scattered across the paths. 

This is the Hollowed Tree. It is the reason for the "Hollow" in Hollownight Forest. The "Night" part is because if you go into the wetlands at night, you can see fireflies!

If you go behind the Meeting Path, you will see lots of old, mossy, stepping stones. Those stepping stones used to be covered by the river. 

You will come across a pile of logs, too. Hollownight Forest had a nice, clear path a few years back, too. But nature took it over and a tree fell down on it! So me and my father mowed the path and cut up those logs, now the path is clear again, like it was a few years ago. There is also a triangle on the top log, the shape of the forest.