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#76579 - 11/01/06 04:25 AM
Re: Table Talk
[Re: The White Rat]
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Nova
Registered: 08/03/04
Posts: 2600
Loc: Texas
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Bah, tried to do a basic map, ascii style, but it won't format so I'll have to try and draw out a pic of the complex and link it here later.
Meanwhile, The fixtures do not move, you would have to break them away from the rock or cut away the rock that they are attached to, which appears to be what the people did that looted the outer area.
You see no furniture so it is hard to know for sure what most of the rooms are for. The three outermost rooms are completely empty. The two side rooms in the inner (concealed) part of the complex are more obvious. One was apparently a food preperation area, the other a roman style bath with a pool in the floor with water running in one side and out the other. Of course no water flows after all these years. In the other room, you see nothing to keep food cold or any way to cook it, but there are some spots where things might have been removed. You do see openings in the wall above what must have been the 'kitchen sink', and another in its bottom that was likely a drain; again, no water flows now.
Given it's location the center room in the inner complex was most likely the dining area, though no furniture is here either.
The much larger spherical chamber in the inner complex has not nothing but the light fixtures, so there's no way to know what that was for.
Your best guess is that the two side chambers in the outer area are the only things that look like they could have been sleeping quarters. Even the artwork on the walls in those rooms are of night scenes and have a very peaceful quality, so thats as good a guess as any.
The camp outside still has it's radio equipment and some canned food and freeze-dried fruit as well as beds and clothes. It does not appear to have been disturbed in the week since it was abandoned. The vechicle tracks outside seem to have all come from the same two vechicles and the tracks criss-cross the whole area up and down the cliff face for several miles in either direction. The tracks are old though and are mostly obliterated by the wind. So most likely those who dropped the cliff covering the entrance either arrived by air or by quantum-powered travel. Given the mess made of the area by the landslide there is no chance of finding footprints or anything outside.
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