While boasting some of the highest tides in its bay, this area is primarily renowned for its shores. A menagerie of shells, driftwood, rocks and minerals often wash onto the sandy shores. Follow any of the many bike trails further from the coast and the sand gives way to wide, marshy plains, decorated by sprawling wildflowers and thicker shrubbery to the north. Much of the coastline consists of raised beaches and cliffs, many of which contain fossils.
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Far from the foreboding shoes of the bay, this small territory derives its name from its most prominent feature: the large swath of sunflowers dominating its fields. Thought to be a sunflower farm prior to the apocalypse, haphazard rows of the golden flowers extend in all directions, gradually giving way to wildflowers and other underbrush. Birds are a common sight among the yellow flowers -- once the sunflowers bloom, this territory crawls with feasting avian life. The tall flowers provide excellent cover for a Luperci hoping to snag their own easy meal of poultry.
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Way out on the western point of Drifter Bay is a small village that cannot be found on a map. In fact, there are literally no roads to Millstone Village at all, only forest paths that stretch and go on for miles. Eventually through the trees there are cabins and a few copses here and there along with tools of the past;none of the technological advances of the world around can be found. From cabins to barns to a one room schoolhouse and graveyard, one can draw the conclusion that Millstone Village is in fact, an Amish village tucked away from the eyes of the world.
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