It is yellow and blue, with padded walls, a bar, many television sets with different channels. It resembles Elvis' basement. It is the ultimate in 70s tackiness. It is temperate and comfortable.
This is a typical temperate forest, with maples, elms, birch, and the occasional evergreen. The trees are well spaced and there is a lot of clearings. It is bright because it is spring and the leaves are not out yet. The ground is mostly dirt and weeds. There is evidence of people having been there-- empty beer bottles and garbage can be seen.
It is very wide and easily navigated, obviously well-travelled because of the lack of grass. It is perfectly visible to the naked eye. I would rather explore less obvious paths, though.
It is a creek, with icy blue water like a moraine lake, rushing quickly over smooth rocks. The water is cold and can be drank without fear. The banks are very high and steep, though, but you may be able to reach the water by grabbing a tree overhanging the creek, or edging out on an overhanging root.
It is a gold and gem-studded goblet. It is tall and heavy, with a wide, deep bowl and a ring of rubies around the cup and base. It is new and shines in the sun. It looks very out of place but this is OK.
The key is an iron skeleton key, long and heavy, with an ornate grille top and three teeth at angles to each other. It is attached to a simple, thin, metal loop. I think it opens a secret passageway or cellar under the forest and I am curious to find where this door might be.