Parque Sierra

Parque Sierra (Sierra Park) was a large park of the peninsula Pequeña Bolsa in the Valle de Arbusto district of Milspar, Millisymph. It took up almost all of the peninsula. It included a white sand beach to the east and a pink sand beach to the west (which some claimed used to be white) with an inlet to the west between it and the Punto de pezón peninsula.
The park covered about 1,600 acres (6,500 square kilometers), virtually the same area as the peninsula; the distinction between the two was vague. It was named Parque Sierra in honor of Condesa Sierra Milspar in 1740. 
The park included "unspoiled" (undeveloped) beaches, tidal marshes, and sand dunes said to have been there before Millisymph began. A section near the south coast had grass brought in after the park was named. Sea birds were common, and crabs and turtles were not uncommon. Since 1740 merpeople were increasingly seen in the inlet between the two peninsulas. As of early 1742, the inlet had no official name, but was often called El pulgar acuoso.
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