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Registration Form Summers Past is a friendly, relaxed, and active Harvest Moon roleplay, open since August 2015.

Summers Past • A Harvest Moon RP Spotlight - August 2018 With her life story, Dani could probably write a book. From child to teen to adult, Dani has undergone different events that have changed her personality, and the world isnât...

Summers Past • A Harvest Moon RP TO SUMMERS PAST â¢ A HARVEST MOON RP The Harvest King never wrote it in the stars, but he hadn't needed to - it was always clear that the village and the city could never live in harmony. Both ...