I chose a spot in Centennial Woods, not far from the parking lot but far enough that it feels like nature. To get there, you go along the path that goes back from the parking lot and walk for a minute or two until you reach a group of red maple trees that have made a distinct circle at the intersection of two trails. I looked at a few different spots before I chose this one including crescent woods, redstone quarry, and a couple other spots in Centennial but I chose this place because of the proximity to my dorm and the interesting diversity of the understory. The overstory is primarily made up of white pine, red oak, and red maple with some black cherry, norway maple, beech, and elm. The understory contains some barberry and honeysuckle along with a patch of goldenrod and asters and many small shrubby trees that may be some kind of cherry such as a pin or fire cherry and a number of other small shrubs. https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=15sSdb-xryIs0aMJNcVSWqgakFRzlOLIH&usp=sharing