Naples, Utah - A small city of 1300 in the American state of Utah, it is a possible candidate for the location of the Great Valley in the Land Before Time.

p.s. I'm serious about the Great Valley part. It belongs in a valley called Ashley Valley. Like the Great Valley, Ashley Valley is a lush green valley surrounded by mountains. There's a river running through it, and there is a big lake. The Ashely Valley also contains the nearby villages of Vernal, Jensen, and Maeser.

Here's a picture from Google Earth:


(the lake is sort of hard to see, but it's there)

Here's another pic:


I'll explain:
1: Real-life picture of Ashley valley. It's nothing short of magnificent.
2: Picture form Google Earth. Expect for the river part, the picture looks somewhat similar to Littlefoot's discovery of the Great Valley in LBT1
3: In the nearby town of Vernal, dinosaurs are celebrated figures, as shown by this sign.
4: The National Dinosaur Monument is located not far away from the valley and is a popular tourist destination.  

Austin - The capital of the American state of Texas, it is home to 758,000 and is the 15th largest city in the US. It was selected as the second Best Big City in "Best Places to Live" by Money magazine in 2006, and third in 2009.

Saint Petersburg - Founded by Peter the Great in 1709, it contains 4.6 million residences and is Russia's second largest city, after Moscow.

       

Welcome aboard. I loved your drawing on deviantART, the Shadow Mother LBT.

I've been to Pizza Hut, Domino's, and Papa John's. I like Pizza Hut the best, because I always feel that their pizza is "thicker". There's more cheese and more sauce, and I get coupons from them in my mail every month.  

Well, nice to find someone who also likes Case Closed. I have like 300 episodes in my closet right now. However, the only movie I watched was the first one, the one with the mad architect. And you're right about the voice acting part. The English dubs are all on youtube now.

Nope. What do you wanna change?

. Are you thinking about making a sequel yourself?

^ I completely agree. Feedback should always be appreciated. Criticism, as long as it's constructive and helpful, will help out the writer. Sorry for the confusing and misleading wording, but all that I was trying to say was that we should appreciate all the great fanfics out there.