Fire Swamp Bags
Description: In the book, fire swamps are mentioned as being misnamed; they are swamps containing lush trees standing a giant height, casting shadows on the ground; the swamps also with a large percentage of sulfur and gas bubbles which spontaneously combust. Because of the darkness, fire swamps are also moist. Fire swamps often have holes that shoot jets of flame and pools of sinking sand. They are also home to rodents of unusual size.
Description: A landscape emblem features a mountain range beneath a rising sun with radiating lines, along with the text "Fire Swamp NATIONAL PARK, It's not that bad" in cream outlined in cream. Below this, a campfire icon is displayed. Encircling these elements is a cream-colored outlined hexagon shape.
Description: A shield-shaped emblem depicting a dark rodent with white outlines against a dark green forest background. Flames are present above the rodent and on the sides. The text "FIRE SWAMP FIRE" appears at the top, and "NATIONAL PARK" is visible at the bottom within the emblem. The border is dark green with a brown interior.
Description: A rectangular emblem with a distressed border features a swamp scene with silhouetted trees draped in moss. A brown rodent is depicted in a body of water surrounded by reeds. The text "FIRE SWAMP" is arched above the scene, and "NATIONAL PARK ESTD, 1987" is displayed below. Flames are present on both sides of the emblem.
Description: A cartoon-style signpost with "FIRE SWAMP" at the top and "National Forest" below. Flammable elements are depicted on the right side of the sign. A worried-looking mouse is positioned to the left of the signpost, with grass at the bottom. The sign also reads "FLAME SPOUTS - LIGHTNING SAND - R.O.U.S.".
Description: A poster-style design framed in an arched shape. It features tall cypress trees with hanging moss, pink water lilies, and lily pads in blue water. In the background, there is a fire burning near mountains under a sunset sky. Text along the top reads 'FIRE SWAMP' and text at the bottom reads 'NATIONAL PARK IT'S NOT THAT BAD'.
