The Churchyard is a very beneficial spot for Crowclan both as a food source and water source. For the lack of maintenance and use the churchyard has become overgrown. The front of the yard is covered in high grass’, taller then the Clancats and up to twolegs’ knees.
To the right side of the churchyard is the Orchard Grove. To the left of the building the waterlines that had once been a source of water for the church had sprung a small leak, enough to bubble up from the ground and trickle down the foundation hump of the church to an old stone pond. It had once gone dry, lacking maintenance, but now is steadily and continually filled with freshwater.
Surrounding the churchyard is a very old, crumbling stonewall. Most of it has cracked and fallen. However, small portions of the wall are still standing here and there. Crowclan tends to mount these walls to peer over the tall grass’, watching for slight movements to signal possible prey or fellow cats.

Fruit and nut trees were planted long seasons ago beside the churchyard. Now untended, they still thrive and attract many a mouse and squirrel to them, making this a prime hunting ground for Crowclan. Apple, bayberry, chestnut, cherry, hazel, and pear trees all grow here. The undergrowth is mainly comprised of blackberry brambles and strawberry thickets.

Behind the abandoned church resides the old graveyard. It is overgrown and unkempt, twoleg visitors are very rare in this part of Crowclan‘s territory - nearly nonexistent. Crowclan’s mausoleum camp resides near the back and to one side of the graveyard.
Mentors tend to keep their apprentices in the portion of the graveyard closer to the church when training since, with their avian allies able to keep watch, it‘s perhaps the safest open space to let one‘s focus be on fight training alone without distractions. The tombstones are good watch points for Mentors to assesses their pupil’s moves.