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#10200
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. It
extends from west to east, on and on.
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#10201
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. It
extends from west to east, on and on.
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#10202
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. The road begins to follow
a stream here, and turns south, away from its usual east-west
heading.
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stream~
It's remarkably clear, and flows northward.
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#10203
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. The road follows a stream
here, headed north to south, instead of its usual east-west
heading.
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#10204
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. The road follows a stream
north from here, and crosses it to the east via a covered bridge.
A small path leads to the bank of river to the south.
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A small path leads to the riverbank.
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#10205
Covered Bridge~
   Boards of thick sapwood constitute most of this wide structure,
with metal connectors and supports. The entry points are small
enough that the weather can't get in, but the deep corners among
the rafters are pretty dark.
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#10206
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road crosses a stream west of here, through a covered bridge.
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Hey, look...a covered a bridge! Over a stream, even!
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#10207
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road progresses west to east through light forest here. A trail
disappears into the forest south of here.
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A trail disappears into the forest south of here.
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#10208
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road progresses west to east through light forest here.
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#10209
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road progresses west to east through light forest here. A trail
disappears into the forest south of here.
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A trail leads south into the forest.
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#10210
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road progresses west to east through light forest here.
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#10211
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It may be a bit dangerous
and harsh, but there is little alternative in this region. The
road progresses west to east through light forest here.
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#10212
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. To the north is a
ransacked building.
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#10213
The Great Northern Road~
   This is the Great Northern Road, pounded into existence by
generations of adventurers and traders. It stretches west to
east as far as the eye can see, and meets up with another road
just east of here. A small building is north of the road east
of here as well, as a larger one to the west.
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#10214
Road Crossing~
   Two roads comes together at this point - Tern Road leading into some
deep forest to the south, and the Great Northern Road headed west into
light forest and east into some barren lands. On the north edge of the
road is an entrance into a Hostel.
   The ground here has been torn up by the travel of many people, and
there are signs of many a campfire, and the occasional broken tentpole.
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#10215
Hostel~
   The hostel is a small, climate-controlled one-room building for
travellers to take breaks in. There is a sign on the wall which
implores visitors, "No fighting, stealing, or graffiti on the 
walls. This will be enforced."
   The world and all its dangers is to the south.
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#10216
Forest Trail~
   This pleasant little section of trail meanders through a forest of
mostly pines, with the occasional aspen here and there. The trail leads
out of the forest north of here, and continues south.
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There seems to be a roadway there.
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#10217
Forest Trail~
   Old needles and leaves have been trampled into a passable trail
through the forest here, leading north, south, and east.
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The sound of splashing comes from the south.
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#10218
Riverbank~
   A wide river flows by on the south, heading downstream into the
forest to the west. The bank is low enough here for the river to be
easily entered or exited. A trail leads off into the forest north
of here.
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A path leads into the forest.
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That's the Olba River.
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#10219
Forest Trail~
   The trail meanders haphazardly among the pine trees and aspens,
not so much a deliberate construction as one of convenience. The lay
of the land gently guides the path west and east.
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#10220
Forest Trail~
   Tall trees flank this section of path, framing a tight view
of sky above. To the north, the forest opens upon a clear area,
while the path continues south.
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There appears to be a roadway to the north.
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#10221
Forest Trail~
   Several unusually large trees stretch upward from this spot in
the forest. The trail manages to squeeze around them, leading off
to the north, west, and east.
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tree trees~
   They are quite tall indeed, covered in gooey sap, and rather
majestic in their own way.
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#10222
Forest Trail~
   The trail bends here from the west to the south, in deference
to a large pile of stones here, partially covering a hillside and
sticking out from dents in the ground.
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stones pile~
There are a lot of them, of varying sizes. They look like they may have
fit together into a wall or some other structure at some point, but it
is impossible to fathom this for sure.
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#10223
Forest Trail~
   A low, sod-covered hovel sits by the trail here, partially hidden
among the trees. The front of the building seems to be made of the bones
of some large animal cemented together with a reddish mud. The trail winds
by north and south.
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A beheveled hovel lies east.
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#10224
Hovel~
   The bulk of this small room is below ground level, making it possible
for most people to stand, but with little room to spare. The floor is
carved from the dirt and stone of the ground, with lots of bumps and raised
areas effectively serving as furniture. A small opening leads out west, and
an even smaller one leading through a stack of wood to the south.
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Into the forest.
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#10225
Forest Path~
   The ground at this spot seems to be vibrating, and a constant low
roar comes from somewhere nearby. The trees here are conspicuously
shorter than elsewhere as well. The trail itself leads rather directly
north and west. A small pile of wood can be seen in the forest east
of here.
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There is a pile of wood to the east.
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#10226
Woodpile~
   A pile of wood rests against a small grass covered hill here,
the many logs being long and thick, and stacked at every off angle
imaginable. A trail leads through the forest west of here.
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#10227
Forest Path~
   The ground here is quite definitely shaking, a low rumbling
coming from some vague spot below. A steep hill of piled debris
blocks movement west, and the path leads off to the east and the
south.
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#10228
Dead End in the Forest~
   The trail seems to end here at a point where hacking further into
the thick forest would be painfully slow, and the effort too great
for true progress. Northward, the trail leads away.
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#10229
Riverbank~
   A rocky slope angles into the northward-running waters of the
Olba River here, just south of a covered bridge. The riverbank
is too steep to follow south of here.
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There is a roadway north of here.
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The Olba River lies east.
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#10230
Olba River~
   Roaring as it exits the dark tunnel east of here, the Olba
river spreads out to a more natural width than its previous
constriction. Above the exit of the tunnel is a tall pile of
dirt and debris, somewhat grown over, which would seem to have
been caused by the force of the river forcing its way above
ground.
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Into a deep, dark cave.
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The river slows down to a calmer pace west of here.
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#10231
Olba River~
   The water of the river flows lazily east to west through
a pine forest here. A trail leads away from the north bank.
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The riverbank is climbable to the north.
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#10232
Olba River~
   Branches lean far over the river in this section, dropping the
occasional leaf or needle in the water. The trees themselves grow
right from the edge of the water. The flow of the river continues
east to west.
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#10233
Olba River~
   The river continues through a tree lined area here, turning
from the east to the north at a casual rate. Small rocks dot the
water near the edges.
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#10234
Olba River~
   Trees overhang the river here, leaning from the river's edge to
give shade to much of the water. Small rocks peek out from under
the water's surface near the edges. The river continues to flow
northward here.
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#10235
Olba River~
   Up ahead, just north of here, a large wooden covered bridge spans
the river, the lone visible construction in the area. The riverbank
on the west is clear and not too steep to climb, and path leads from
there to a spot by the bridge.
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The river passes underneath a covered bridge.
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The bank of the riber is climbable to the west.
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#10236
Under the Covered Bridge~
   The construction of the bridge is quite visible here, the
wide beams and small spaces between each board stretching from
shore to shore, a foundation of rock at each end. The bridge
provides a deep amount of shade here, nicely complimenting the
stark blackness of the ripples in the water.
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#10237
Olba River~
   Downstream of a covered bridge to the south, the river
continues to head south. A small stretch of roadway can
barely be seen above the west bank of the river, and the
east bank is marked by stark emptiness.
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#10238
Olba River~
   The river flows from gentle waters to the south into more
fast and dangerous waters northward. A number of sharp rocks
stick up near the edges and become more common ahead. Dark
forest borders the river on the west, and a desolate plain
extends eastward.
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#10239
Olba River~
   Large, sharp rocks stick out of the water in the middle of the river
here, forcing any boat to turn to one side or the other, a non-trivial
task as the river flows quickly here, hurrying northward. In this section,
the river has carved a particularly deep channel in the ground, and nothing
is visible above the steep banks.
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rocks~
They are VERY sharp, probably capable of rending the sturdiest boat
to shreds in seconds.
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#10240
Olba River~
   The rapids here are tricky to handle for those in boats. Rocks
peek above the surface in no particular pattern, as the water
flows fiercely northward toward a confluence with another river.
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