#AREA   Forest Reservation~



#VERSION 251
#AUTHOR Slade~

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#MOBILES
#2900
first mob~
a newly created first mob~
Some god abandoned a newly created first mob here.
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#2901
T-Rex trex Tyrannosaurus rex~
Tyrannosaurus Rex~
T-Rex, tyrant king of the dinosaurs, is feasting here.
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This massive carnivore's head stands about 15 feet off of the ground,
and he is covered in forty feet of rough, brown hide from tip to tail.  He
sports a pair of slitted amber eyes over the most impressive maw in any
lizard could hope to have.  His jaws are four feet in length, lined with
close to sixty razor-sharp, conical teeth, each one easily nine inches
long.  The ultimate predator, even his size is not a flaw, allowing him to
move at speeds of up to fifteen miles per hour.  His arms, however, are
uncharacteristically dwarfed by any standard - not that he seems to need
them for any purpose other than pinning his prey while his jaws do the
work. 
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#2902
Velociraptor raptor lizard dinosaur~
A velociraptor~
A keen-eyed velociraptor stalks its prey.
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Three feet tall and six feet long, this voracious meat-eater is
greyish-green in hue, and has a glean in its eye warning of an intelligence
more fierce than its appetite.  While the whole of the beast is tough hide
and sharp edges, its most notable and fearsome feature is the
sickle-shaped, three-and-a-half inch long retractable claw located above
the middle toe on each of its feet.  No doubt this beast has no need for
silverware. 
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#2903
Velociraptor raptor lizard dinosaur~
A velociraptor~
A keen-eyed velociraptor stalks its prey.
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Three feet tall and six feet long, this voracious meat-eater is
greyish-green in hue, and has a glean in its eye warning of an intelligence
more fierce than its appetite.  While the whole of the beast is tough hide
and sharp edges, its most notable and fearsome feature is the
sickle-shaped, three-and-a-half inch long retractable claw located above
the middle toe on each of its feet.  No doubt this beast has no need for
silverware. 
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#2904
Velociraptor raptor lizard dinosaur~
A velociraptor~
A keen-eyed velociraptor stalks its prey.
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Three feet tall and six feet long, this voracious meat-eater is
greyish-green in hue, and has a glean in its eye warning of an intelligence
more fierce than its appetite.  While the whole of the beast is tough hide
and sharp edges, its most notable and fearsome feature is the
sickle-shaped, three-and-a-half inch long retractable claw located above
the middle toe on each of its feet.  No doubt this beast has no need for
silverware. 
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#2905
liopleurodon lio~
a liopleurodon~
The gargantuan huntress, Liopleurodon slumbers here.
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Quite possibly the only predator larger in size (if not in ferocity)
than the mighty T-Rex, the great liopleurodon sleeps contentedly here. 
Over fourty feet in length, with a head almost identical to that of a
common alligator, "Lio" hovers almost magically in the water on four
massive, fan-shaped fins.  Now maybe you could get a gander at its teeth,
if you could just get her to smile. 
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#2906
trilobyte~
a trilobyte~
A large Isotelus trilobyte floats idly by.
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Isotelus is one of the largest of the extinct trilobytes, a distant
relative of the common lobster.  About twenty-eight inches long, and as big
around as a softball, this creature seems almost insectile in nature, with
grayish carapace, and many thin, dangling crab-like legs. 
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#2907
stegosaurus~
a stegosaurus mother~
A large stegosaurus is here, guarding her eggs.
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This twenty foot long beauty is a sickly green color, and looks to be
the toughest mommy this side of the food chain.  Carrying a nice array of
two-foot long bony plates along her back and a barbed tail, it doesn't seem
likely that anyone will be invading her home and walking away to tell the
tale any time soon. 
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#2908
baby stegosaurus~
a baby stegosaurus~
A baby stegosaurus is exploring here.
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Perhaps one of the only dinosaurs in the park that are actually smaller
than the guests, these little tikes are only a fraction of the size of
their mother, and their curiousity seems to know no bounds. 
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#2909
baby pterodactyl~
a baby pterodactyl~
A tiny, bird-like lizard flaps around awkwardly.
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These miniature avian lizards barely have their wings about them. They
are the color of dark sand, and while not overly dangerous, they are known
to get quite viscous when hungry, and can be dangerous in a pack. 
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#2910
alpha pterodactyl~
a large pterodactyl~
The alpha male pterodactyl is proudly perched here.
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Here sits what is probably the largest winged creature now in existance.
Proud in demeanor, and sharp intellect in his glance, the alpha male of
this pterodactyl flock is a silent sentry, eagerly awaiting the return of
his mate, and mother of his hatchlings. 
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#2999
last mob~
a newly created last mob~
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first obj~
a newly created first obj~
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last obj~
a newly created last obj~
Some god dropped a newly created last obj here.~
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#ROOMS
#2900
Entrance to the Forest Reservation~
A wide, rugged trail juts northward from here, cleanly splitting the
otherwise dense forest in twain.  Like an angry brown scar on nature's
perfect jade scenery, this poorly constructed path is obviously man-made. 
The musk of some unknown animal hangs thick on the air, denoting that man
has not completely taken this territory for his own.  

There is a sign posted here. 
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sign~
Welcome to the Dinosaur Reservation!
Please don't feed the animals!
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#2901
Cave entrance~
The narrow dirt path ends its brief trek at the mouth of a cave set near
the bottom of a small earthen cliff to the southwest.  The entrance is
roughly the size of a large bus; a plethora of unfamiliar odors wafting out
from inside.  There are sounds of something large shuffling about within
the cave. 
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#2902
In the tall grass~
Here reeds and crabgrass have overrun what used to be a grassy hillside,
the thick foliage dotted here and there with tiger lillies.  While it may
make travel on foot inconvenient for passers-by, it provides a
well-balanced meal for the reservation's vegan inhabitants. 
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#2903
On a wide trail~
Here the path continues northward towards an intersection of sorts,
beyond which can be seen a large, pristine lake.  In several spots the
"road" has been pitted, scraped out in large chunks by some tremendous
force.  Rows of maple and pine threaten to crowd the path from both the
east and west, as if the forest intends to forcibly extract the bane man
has placed upon it. 
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road pit hole~
Each of these massive geological infractions is about twenty feet
across, oblong in shape.  Are those ...  Claw marks?  
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#2904
Watering hole~
Probably the only spot in the park devoid of abundant plant life, this
watering hole is little more than a cesspool for algae and what seem to be
a number of prehistoric toads.  It seems that even prehistoric reptiles
have their inhibitions, as most of the animals here seem hard pressed to
drink from this filth.  
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#2905
A fork in the path~
Though the path here curves predominantly to the northwest towards a
large tree in the distance, another, smaller path also branches off to the
south, towards the face of a cliff overhead.  Both paths are girded to the
north and south by tall, wild grasses, and a muddy clearing lies to the
west. 
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#2906
The western gate~
Towering at just over twenty feet in height, and almost three feet
thick, an impressive chrome wall stands here, crowded in on both sides by
thick groves of evergreen.  It is forged from what appears to be an iron
alloy, most likely a substance stronger than plain carbon steel.  Inset on
a sliding metallic track and controlled from a booth to the north is a
gate, only slightly less thick than the wall it was made to retract into. 
The gate seems to have been left in the 'open' position for a long time
now, and the cobblestone path passes through it, travelling farther west.  
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#2907
A "T" intersection~
Running perpendicular to this wide forest path is a smaller, stone
cobbled trail, extending east and west to separate areas in the reserve. 
If this truly is an area of forest that has been reserved for the
preservation of dinosaurs, then it has proven unecessary.  The obvious
state of disrepair shows that any reptilian inhabitants have long outlived
their human counterparts, running wild throughout the reserve.

Wild grass seems to have run amok as well, growing chest-high in some
places, and forcing its way in between the individual stones in the cobbled
path.  To the west a gate still stands in defiance of the forces of nature,
while the ground slopes gradually down towards the surface of a lake to the
north.  The staggered gouges in the road seem to take the smaller east
fork, and lead off to a long-destroyed gate.  

There is a crooked, fading sign here. 
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crooked fading sign~
<---------- The Great Willow Tree
          Volcanic Crater ---------->
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#2908
A ruined gate~
This gate was once one of a pair of large constructs used to contain the
more unruly reptiles of the reserve.  Somehow, it appears, that this
gigantic metal wall was insufficient for restraining one particularly
destructive dinosaur.  Three feet of steel has been bowed out in several
places from repeated concussive attack before finally tearing the sliding
gate out to rest on the ground before it.  Whatever creature caused this
destruction must have earned the title "terrible lizard" indeed.  A ruined
gatehouse lies to the north, and the path continues over the fallen gate to
the east.  

There is a sign here. 
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sign~
CAUTION: Only authorized staff beyond this point - the carnivores held
here are dangerous. 
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#2909
A trampled path~
It looks as if this was once a scenic and faint path through the thicker
portion of the forest, blanketed in a soft carpet of pine needles. 
However, that potentially beautiful scene has been obliterated.  The same
animal that burst through the containment gate to the west had obviously
travelled this way, with the same blatant disregard.  This path was instead
one of fallen trees, some completely uprooted, and many more crushed into
splinters.  This wooden massacre continues to the northeast.  
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#2910
Amongst the pines~
Mayhap one of the few places here not yet subject to decay or
destruction, an uncharacteristic serentiy pervades this place, a quiet wind
whispering through the trees.  With all of the evergreens here and the
chill in the air, the only thing missing is a blanket of snow, but even
without this missing piece, the picture is still oddly complete. 
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#2911
A bend in the path~
The main branch of the path resumes its northward journey, venturing
into the shadow of a giant willow tree to the north.  The path stretches
back to the southeast, surrounded buy hilly grassland.  There is a murky
pool to the south. 
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#2912
In the tall grass~
Here reeds and crabgrass have overrun what used to be a grassy hillside,
the thick foliage dotted here and there with tiger lillies.  While it may
make travel on foot inconvenient for passers-by, it provides a
well-balanced meal for the reservation's vegan inhabitants. 
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#2913
A control booth~
Little more than a large room with paneled windows, the control room is
set within the containment wall and is bisected by it, offering open
doorways to either side of the wall. Little adorns this room except for a
small, one-line telephone, the gate control switch, and an upended rolling
chair, long since abandoned by its guard. 
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phone telephone~
This phone has no dialing pad; just a reciever and the cradle it hangs
on.  While apparently undamaged, the phone is nevertheless inoperative. 
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control switch~
This is a simple panel containing two buttons and a green LCD light in
the upper-left hand corner.  In black bold print, the words "OPEN" and
"CLOSE" are labeled next to their respective buttons.  Closer inspection
reveals the green LCD light to be dimmed, and next to it is the word
"POWER". 
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#2914
The water's edge~
The ground here is soft and laden with tall grass, gradually sloping
downward to the north where it disappears under the surface of a clear
lake.  Around the lake, milkweed grows in abundance, the stems still bowing
under the weight of this morning's dew.  

The road lies to the south, and control terminals can be seen to the east
and west. 
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#2915
A ruined control terminal~
While this control terminal is set into the metallic wall, it was not
safe from the destruction that occurred to the south.  The southern wall
has been peeled away and rolled overtop of the booth like a hastily opened
sardine can. If there was once a way to control the gate, it has
disappeared overhead with the ruined wall it was set into. 
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#2916
The smelly grove~
This portion of the forest reeks of manure, and has quite probably
become the "bathroom" for some beast or another.  The stench is enough to
provoke the heartiest man's gag reflex, and ruin any appetite.  The smell
would also explain the eerie quiet that prevails here, having driven off
any animal that possesses olfactory senses. 
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#2917
A trampled path~
A giant footprint, probably as big as a minicar is imprinted on the
ground here, and reason insists that there are probably more.  However only
one print remains unburied by fallen trees and debris.  The bulldozed trail
continues to the northeast and southwest, and vision in every other
direction is obscured by trees. 
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#2918
Amongst the pines~
Pine cones litter the ground, making silent travel inconceivable on
foot.  The rampant destruction of this side of the reservation has had only
a mild impact on this particular grove, shaking the seedlings from their
parents' limbs.  An average size rock nearby leaks crisp water, evidence of
an underground spring or geyser.  The destroyed path lies roughly to the
north and west. 
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#2919
The Great Willow~
This massive tree is one of two major attractions to the reservation. 
Standing many meters above the forest canopy, the Great Willow sports a
girth that could house a small apartment complex, and a full bough despite
its apparent age.  An opening in the gargantuan trunk leads inward -
apparently the tree has a hollow aperture that DOES house something. 
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#2920
Lake - Southwest Corner~
This corner of the lake is a little murky in comparison to the rest of
the reservoir.  The ground to the south is very muddy and offers no
purchase, and the western containment wall blocks any travel to the west. 
The lake continues in every other direction. 
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#2921
Lake - Southern Shore~
It is hard to tell at a first glance, but this lake is man-made, just as
are many natural-seeming features of this strange place.  The weak currents
cause the water to lap gently against the grass-covered ground.  The lake
ends a short distance to the east and west, but continues a little further
to the north. 
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#2922
Lake - Southeast Corner~
Bordered on the east by one of the containment walls and by muddy ground
on the south, this corner of the lake is unremarkable, with a poor view of
the waters below. The lake continues on to the north, northwest, and west. 
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#2923
Lip of the Crater~
The thick cluster of pines gradually thins out as the ground slopes
suddenly and sharply downward to the northeast.  Soil is slowly replaced by
an unfamiliar and strangely beautiful rock of silvery-grey hue.  Climbing
ever downward into this massive crater, a path can be seen through the
trees to the east. 
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#2924
Path into the Crater~
Something is definitely wrong here.  A perfect silence has fallen over
the forest in this area, and even the crickets seem afraid to chirp. 
Whatever caused trauma to the local flora must be very close.  

The trees have thinned out considerably, allowing the plain dirt trail to
veer back into view as it ventures cautiously down the slope of the crater
to the north.  An old dormant volcano can be seen on the horizon, little
more than a dark blemish against the sky.  It is hard to believe that at
one time it spewed searing hot magma with enough force to cause a crater in
the earth at this distance. 
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#2925
Lip of the Crater~
Though thick croppings of trees adorn much of the surrounding area, here
they have retreated, leaving a barren shore of smooth rock.  The ground
ends in an almost vertical drop to the north and northwest, preventing any
further travel in that direction.  A trail seems to venture further down
into the crater to the west. 
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#2926
Lake - Western Shore~
Crisp, cool water laps up against the chrome wall to the west, casting a
fine spray into the air periodically.  Schools of tiny fish scatter
frantically just under the surface.  The lake continues in all directions
except west.  
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#2927
Lake - Center~
The water here is clear enough to see a long ways downward, and the lake
is deceptively deep.  Large, shadowy forms swim to and fro well below the
surface, most likely seeking out smaller prey.  One can only wonder what
secrets the currents carry... 
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~
0 -1 2937
D6
~
~
0 -1 2932
D7
~
~
0 -1 2930
D8
~
~
0 -1 2922
D9
~
~
0 -1 2920
S
#2928
Lake - Eastern Shore~
The pull of the lake seems slightly more urgent here, threatening to
drag any unwary swimmers into the depths below.  The lake continues in all
directions save east, where it runs into the eastern containment wall. 
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2932
D2
~
~
0 -1 2922
D3
~
~
0 -1 2927
D5
~
~
0 -1 2938
D7
~
~
0 -1 2931
D9
~
~
0 -1 2921
S
#2929
Crater (Southern Slope)~
The footing here is unsteady at best, and treacherous at worst, though
this slope appears to be the only one gentle enough to actually traverse.
The smooth rock surface gradually changes from a light grey further up the
slope to a dark smoky color as it approaches the epicenter.  Aside from the
few hearty weeds who have managed to find purchase in the cracks and
crevices of this blight, plant life is next to non-existant. 
~
0 0 1
D2
~
~
0 -1 2924
D5
~
~
0 -1 2949
S
#2930
Lake - Northwest Corner~
The water is clean and cool, washing away the wrongs of the world. The
calming affect of the atmosphere, and the disenfectant qualities of the
salt in the water make for a perfect place to rest. 
~
0 536871940 1
D1
~
~
0 -1 2931
D2
~
~
0 -1 2926
D5
~
~
0 -1 2939
D8
~
~
0 -1 2927
S
#2931
Lake - Northern Shore~
The water is clean and cool, washing away the wrongs of the world.  The
calming affect of the atmosphere, and the disenfectant qualities of the
salt in the water make for a perfect place to rest. 
~
0 536871940 1
D1
~
~
0 -1 2932
D2
~
~
0 -1 2927
D3
~
~
0 -1 2930
D5
~
~
0 -1 2940
D8
~
~
0 -1 2928
D9
~
~
0 -1 2926
S
#2932
Lake - Northeast Corner~
The water is clean and cool, washing away the wrongs of the world.  The
calming affect of the atmosphere, and the disenfectant qualities of the
salt in the water make for a perfect place to rest. 
~
0 536871940 1
D2
~
~
0 -1 2928
D3
~
~
0 -1 2931
D5
~
~
0 -1 2941
D9
~
~
0 -1 2927
S
#2933
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though
this seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the northeast.
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2936
D1
~
~
0 -1 2934
D4
~
~
0 -1 2920
D6
~
~
0 -1 2937
S
#2934
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the north. 
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2937
D1
~
~
0 -1 2935
D3
~
~
0 -1 2933
D4
~
~
0 -1 2921
D6
~
~
0 -1 2938
D7
~
~
0 -1 2936
S
#2935
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the northwest. 
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2938
D3
~
~
0 -1 2934
D4
~
~
0 -1 2922
D7
~
~
0 -1 2937
S
#2936
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the east. 
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2939
D1
~
~
0 -1 2937
D2
~
~
0 -1 2933
D4
~
~
0 -1 2926
D6
~
~
0 -1 2940
D8
~
~
0 -1 2934
S
#2937
Tunnel Opening - 50 feet under~
Here, the water is even colder than the surrounding area, if that is
possible. A large rough hewn tunnel has been gouged in the lake bed by some
large aquatic creature.  The other fish seem to steer well clear of this
hole as well, probably in the interest of self-preservation. 
~
0 4 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2940
D1
~
~
0 -1 2938
D2
~
~
0 -1 2934
D3
~
~
0 -1 2936
D4
~
~
0 -1 2927
D5
~
~
0 -1 2942
D6
~
~
0 -1 2941
D7
~
~
0 -1 2939
D8
~
~
0 -1 2935
D9
~
~
0 -1 2933
S
#2938
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the west. 
~
0 0 1
D0
~
~
0 -1 2941
D2
~
~
0 -1 2935
D3
~
~
0 -1 2937
D4
~
~
0 -1 2928
D7
~
~
0 -1 2940
D9
~
~
0 -1 2934
S
#2939
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the southeast. 
~
0 0 1
D1
~
~
0 -1 2940
D2
~
~
0 -1 2936
D4
~
~
0 -1 2930
D8
~
~
0 -1 2937
S
#2940
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the south. 
~
0 0 1
D1
~
~
0 -1 2941
D2
~
~
0 -1 2937
D3
~
~
0 -1 2939
D4
~
~
0 -1 2931
D8
~
~
0 -1 2938
D9
~
~
0 -1 2936
S
#2941
Lake - 50 feet under~
The water here is very, very cold, and teeming with life.  Though this
seems to be the bottom, it looks as if there is a tunnel leading even
further down to the southwest. 
~
0 0 1
D2
~
~
0 -1 2938
D3
~
~
0 -1 2940
D4
~
~
0 -1 2932
D9
~
~
0 -1 2937
S
#2942
Underwater Tunnel - 100 feet deep~
Though very dark, the tunnel walls have become more coarse as layers of
bedrock have given way to tougher stone with higher mineral content.  The
tunnel must end soon, as it would eventually become too strong for even the
most powerful aquatic creatures to dig through. 
~
0 4 1
D4
~
~
0 -1 2937
D5
~
~
0 -1 2943
S
#2943
Tunnel end - 150 feet deep~
The tunnel ends here, in almost total darkness, as very little light can
filter its way this far below the surface of the lake.  The tunnel walls
are almost solid granite at this point, the softer soils having tapered off
several meters ago.  The only purpose of this passage appears to be that of
a sleeping chamber for its current inhabitant. 
~
0 0 1
D4
~
~
0 -1 2942
S
#2944
Base of the tree~
Upon entering the tree, its sad fate becomes clear.  Once a mighty
specimen of its type, the willow was now just as artificial as the rest of
the reservation.  A chamber at least 150 feet in diameter has been carved
out for observation of the animals within, as if someone had cored the
entire tree like an apple.  Seeing atrocities to nature such as these, it
is painfully apparent why the humans were driven away from this park.  An
intricately twined network of roots and vines look like they can support a
fair amount of weight, and seem to lead a good way up into the boughs of
the Great Tree.  
~
0 0 1
D2
~
~
0 -1 2919
D4
~
~
0 -1 2945
S
#2945
Up in the tree~
Narrowing little by little, the tree stands ever taller into the sky, a
convoluted network of perches and vines clawing their way inexhorably
through its bowels.  While providing footholds large enough for human
navigation, whatever animal is privy to this "observatory" would most
likely have to find a larger entrance somewhere above.  About thirty feet
overhead is another large opening in the trunk, angled to provide access to
the stronger branches on the outside of the tree. 
~
0 0 1
D4
~
~
0 -1 2946
D5
~
~
0 -1 2944
S
#2946
The Roost~
Jutting outward like an awestruck child pointing at the sky, this
massive branch appears to be one of the largest on the tree, at least from
this perspective.  As wide as a model runway and twice as long, it has
proven to be the perfect spot for a nest.  Cradled in the crux of this
branch, the largest portion of it has been lined with straw, grass, and
other assorted rubbish that stands chest high to an average human.  Perhaps
climbing up here wasn't such a good idea. 
~
0 0 1
D1
~
~
0 -1 2947
D5
~
~
0 -1 2945
S
#2947
A precarious perch~
While most of this Willow's massive arm has been converted into a nest,
the smaller portion makes for an excellent place for the alpha male to
perch and observe the surrounding reservation.  With a dizzying vantage
such as this, and keen avian sight, finding dinner can't pose much of a
challenge.  Of course, there is always the curious adventurer who climbs up
here and makes mealtime a snap. 
~
0 0 1
D3
~
~
0 -1 2946
S
#2948
Cliffside cave~
This small cave's walls have been carved of smooth sandstone and shale,
the obvious lack of any sort of natural rock formation a telltale sign that
someone created this cave intentionally.  While bereft of stalagmites, a
rough hole has been dug out in the center, housing a number of large eggs
that probably belong to the inhabitants here. 
~
0 0 1
D6
~
~
0 -1 2901
S
#2949
Bowl of the Crater~
Probably centuries old, this massive crater was once one of two major
attractions to the dinosaur reserve.  Now, however, it has become nothing
more than a circle of death and decay, the bones of countless animals
strewn about.  These bleach white, half-eaten corpses lay in stark contrast
to the pitch rock floor, a testiment of territory and a display of raw
power.  Only one beast has made his home here, warding off any animals,
dinosaur or otherwise for the better part of a mile.  One can only pray
that this powerhouse is not home. 
~
0 0 1
D4
~
~
0 -1 2929
S
#2950
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2951
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2952
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2953
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2954
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2955
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2956
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2957
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2958
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2959
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2960
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2961
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2962
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2963
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2964
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2965
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2966
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2967
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2968
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2969
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2970
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2971
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2972
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2973
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2974
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2975
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2976
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2977
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2978
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2979
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2980
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2981
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2982
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2983
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2984
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2985
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2986
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2987
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2988
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2989
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2990
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2991
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2992
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2993
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2994
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2995
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2996
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2997
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2998
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#2999
Floating in a void~
~
0 4 1
S
#0


#RESETS
M 1 2901 1 2949
M 1 2906 1 2939
M 1 2906 1 2941
M 1 2906 1 2935
M 1 2906 1 2933
M 1 2905 1 2943
M 1 2907 1 2948
M 1 2908 1 2948
M 1 2908 1 2948
M 1 2908 1 2948
M 1 2908 1 2948
M 1 2909 1 2944
M 1 2909 1 2944
M 1 2909 1 2945
M 1 2909 1 2946
M 1 2909 1 2946
M 1 2909 1 2946
M 1 2909 1 2946
M 1 2910 1 2947
M 1 2906 1 2936
M 1 2906 1 2934
M 1 2906 1 2938
M 1 2904 1 2916
M 1 2902 1 2916
M 1 2903 1 2910
M 1 2902 1 2910
M 1 2902 1 2918
M 1 2902 1 2918
S


#SHOPS
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#REPAIRS
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