#3200
Under The Bridge~
   You float through the busy town of Midgaard, to your north you can see the
dump, and to the south you can see the promenade and the park entrance.  A
bridge just high enough for you maneuver under is just overhead, connecting the
promenade to the dump.    
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wall~
It is built from large grey rocks that have been fastened to each other
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#3201
Floating Through Midgaard~
   Floating through the Town of Midgaard, you can see teh common square through
the heaps of trash to the north.  A fairly high river bank makes it difficult
to see to the south but you can make out the roof of the Park Cafe peeking over
the Promenade.  The river flows east to west.    
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#3202
Floating Through Midgaard~
   Flowing gracefully through the town of Midgaard, the Midgaard River is a
beautiful place.  A large willow tree hangs over the back of the thieves guild
to the north, while to the south you can see where the Promenade joines Emerald
Avenue.  The river flows from the east to the west.    
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#3203
By The Docks in Midgaard~
   Here, on the River Midgaard, you can see the town levee to the north.  The
high banks of the river make it difficult to see, however, you can make out the
promenade to your south.  The river flows east and west.    
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#3204
On The River Behind The Warehouse~
   Here, the banks aren't so steep, and you can see right down the concourse
and the promenade.  A building that resembles a warehouse lie to the north.  
It is held up over the water by large, weathered wooden pillars.  A large hole
has been knocked into the city wall, allowing boats to pass through to the east.
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#3205
Before Midgaard~
   Here the river continues westward slowly and gently as it does for most of
its length.  Wild flowers thrive along the banks and their scent is incredible.
Butterflies can be seen hovering around them.  You feel incredibly at peace
here.  The town of Midgaard is just to the west through an opening in the town
wall.    
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The iron bars make it difficult to pass through the hole in the wall.
Beyond the bars you see the river bending to the southeast towards the
forest outside of Midgaard's walls.
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#3206
On the River~
   The banks here are a little higher and rockier than they are to the west.  
A few trees grow along them but their roots are exposed as they cling to the
embankment.  The westward current is not particularly strong here but increases
in strength as you head southeast.    
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The river enters the city further along to the west.
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The river enters the forest here.
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#3207
On the River~
   Here the banks are steep and rocky.  A few scraggly trees grow on them and
with their roots being exposed to this extent you wonder how it is they
survive.  The current though moderate is not as strong as to the east of here.
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The river through the forest continues to the east here.
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The river continues in this direction through the forest.
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#3208
On the River~
   The banks are not as rocky here as to the west.  Some large old looking
trees line the southern bank whose branches spread out across the river.  A
path on the southern bank leads into a forest.  The river continues westward.
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The river flows to the east.
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The southern bank of the river provides access to the forest here.
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The river continues in this direction.
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#3209
On the River~
   Here the banks are steep and rocky.  Trees line the riverbanks, their roots
somewhat exposed.  A few twigs and leaves float past you.    
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The river flows east through the forest.
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The river continues through the forest to the west.
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#3210
On the River~
   The banks are steep and rocky.  A few scrub pines grow along them.  You see
some birds flying overhead.    
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The river flows gently to the east through the forest here.
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The river flows west through the forest.
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#3211
On the River~
The river continues to flow through the forest.  The leaves of the trees
sparkle in the water.  The riverbank is too steep to climb here.  The
flow continues east and west.
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The river flows east through the forest.
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The River flows west through the forest.
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#3212
On the River~
The river continues to flow through the forest.  The leaves of the trees
sparkle in the water.  The riverbank is too steep to climb here.  The
flow continues east and west.
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The river flows east towards and bends to the northeast.
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The river flows west through the forest.
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#3213
Bend in the River~
   Trees of varying kinds cling to the rocks on the southern bank where a path
leads into a forest.  You see their partially exposed roots clinging to the
rocky outcrop.  On the north bank some small scraggly looking bruh grows in the
crevices of the rock.  The occasional leaf floats eastward past you.    
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The eroded riverbank provides access to the forest here.
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The river flows gently west through the forest.
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The river contines to the northeast.
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#3214
On the River~
   Here the banks are tall and steep.  There are scrub plants and some brush
growing in the crevices of the rock.  The westward current is moderate here but
picks up in speed further east.    
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The river flows east through the forest.
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The river heads southwest towards a bend.
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#3215
On the River~
   The banks are tall, steep, and rocky.  There are scrub plants and some brush
growing in the crevices of the rock.  The current is a little faster here than
to the west.    
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The river flows to the east.
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The river flows west towards a bend to the southwest.
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#3216
On the River~
   The riverbanks are not as high here as to the west though it would be
difficult to scale the wet slippery rock.  Only the hardiest of brush grows on
the embankments.  The current here is moderately strong.    
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To the east the river forms a pool, perfect for swimming.
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The River flows to the west.
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#3217
The Swimming Hole~
   The banks here are tall and rocky.  A scrub pine or two grows in the rocky
embankments.  Just to the east a large boulder in the river slows down the flow
of water enough here to form a pool of water where the current is almost
negligable. This looks like a good place to take a swim.
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The river flows under a bridge in this direction.
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The river enters the forest to the west.
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#3218
Under the Bridge~
The river flows west into the forest here, and east towards the mountains.
Above you can be seen a bridge constructed that allows travellers along
the Laneway to cross the river.  A small dock and a ladder used in it's
construction allows access to the Laneway here.
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The river continues to flow east towards the mountains.
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The river dumps into a swimming hole to the west.
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A bridge along the Laneway lies above you.  A small dock and ladder used
in the construction allow access up.
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#3219
Towards the Mountains~
The river begins to flow faster here as it contines east towards the
mountains.  To the west it flows under a bridge high above.
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The river continues east approaching the mountains.
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The river flows under a bridge in this direction.
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#3220
Towards the Mountains~
The river flow switftly from the west to the east here as it begins to
approach the mountains.  The banks of the river are too high to allow
access even if you could steady your boat.
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The river flows faster as it approaches the mountains.
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The river flows to the west away from the mountains.
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#3221
Towards the Mountains~
The river flows from west to east here.  You can hear the sounds of
rapids up ahead as it approaches the mountains to the east.  The banks
of the river are too steep to climb, even if you could steady your
boat long enough to try.
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The river approaches the mountains to the east.  The sound of the
rapids becomes quite loud.
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The river continues to the west away from the mountains.
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#3222
Mountain Canyon~
The river carves a tunnel out of the mountains to the east.  The sound
of the resultant rapids fill your ears.  The banks are too steep to 
climb here, even if you could steady your boat long enough to make such
an attempt.
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The river enters a tunnel carved into the mountain by the rushing water.
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The river continues to the west away from the mountains.
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#3223
Floating Through Midgaard~
   Passing through Midgaard, you can see the Grubby Inn to the north, and over
the bank to the south you can see right down Park Road.  The River Midgaard
flows east to west.    
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The river flows under a bridge into the city.
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#3224
Under The Wall~
   Here you are under a very high bridge that has been built into the town
wall.  A hole in the town wall allows the river (and anybody on it) to flow
through without a problem.    
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#3225
Outside The Town Wall~
   Just outside the town wall of Midgaard, the banks here are very steep.  A
hole in the wall allows for the river (and anybody on it) to flow through with
ease.  It looks as if you could crawl up the bank to the south.  A wide stone
bridge allows passage on Tern Road overhead
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#3226
The River Midgaard~
   The river flows from west to east here.  The sounds of forest life fill your
ears and cause you to relax.  The bank of the river are steep here, allowing
you no access to dry land.    
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#3227
The River Midgaard~
   The river flows from west to east here.  The sounds of forest life fill your
ears and cause you to relax.  The bank of the river is steep here, allowing
you no access to dry land.    
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#3228
The River Midgaard~
  Still flowing from west to east here, a low bank allows you access
to dry land to the south.  The waters lap gently upon the shore,
allowing the foliage to drink of it's legendary self.
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There is access to the forest path here.
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#3229
The River Midgaard~
   The river continues its easterly flow here.  You are mesmerized by how
peaceful it can be out here.  There is a lack of shoreline to either the north
or the south, just tangles of trees, weeds, and foliage.    
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#3230
The River Midgaard~
   All the little critters along the banks remind you of how small and
insignificant you can really be in the world but also how much influence you
have over it.  The river is continuing its west to east course with no way to
get onshore here.    
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#3231
The River Midgaard~
   The river has sped its west to east flow here.  There is an opening in the
forest to the north while the southern bank has become quite steep and
unclimbable.  You can also stay on the great Midgaard River to the east or
west.    
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#3232
The River Midgaard~
   While more turbulent than it is to the west, the river is still quite calm
here.  You can see a small forest path to the north, and the river extends east
and west.    
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#3233
The River Midgaard~
   The river flows west to east through forests on both sides.  You can hear
voices faintly to the east, and you see something dark to the west.    
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#3234
The River Midgaard~
   This spot on the river is quite gentle, and you are surrounded by the sounds
of the water and the nearby forest - you feel quite relaxed.  Should you choose
to move from this peaceful spot, you could enter the forest to the north,
follow the river to the east, or go westward and upstream, where you see some
sort of blockage.    
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#3235
The River Midgaard~
   The river is flowing eastward from below an impassable tangle of dead trees
fallen across the river; if you tried to swim, the current would quickly send
you in the wrong direction.  On the other hand, you could easily enter the
forest to the north.    
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#3236
Underwater~
   Despite the murkiness of the water the visibility remains acceptable.  Fish
and other small creatures can be seen scurrying about the large rocks that
dominate this part of the riverbed looking for food.  The rocks become less
numerous to east.  Looking up, you can see a dark outline blocking the sky,
that seems to be above the surface of the water.  You suspect it is a bridge.
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#3237
Under the River~
   The water is murky but you can still see fairly well.  Rocks are strewn
about the silty bottom and become more numerous to the west.  Fish dart to and
fro occasionally stopping to examine you.    
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#3238
Under the River~
   A sandy yet muddy substrate covers the riverbed here.  Fish hooks, lures,
and other debris are scattered about.  Few fish swim by though the ones that do
are fairly large.    
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#3239
Under the River~
The water here is a little clearer and the riverbed is much rockier than to the
west.  Small fish dart past you once in a while.  Eastward the riverbed looks
to be bare bedrock.  Above the river, you can make the outline of the migaard
levee.    
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#3240
A Dark point in the River~
   The water here is much clearer than to the west.  You think it is due mostly
to the sheet of bedrock that covers the riverbed here.  You notice a small
opening in the bedrock.  Small fish can be seen swimming to and fro though they
stay far away from the opening.    
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#3241
Eel cave~
   You are in what appears to be an underwater cave.  The passageway here is
narrow but widens to the east.    
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#3242
Eel cave~
   The passageway is wider here than it is to the west.  You now get the sense
that something may be living here, especially since you see bones scattered
about the floor.  The cave continues down and east.  The opening is west and up
from here.    
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#3243
Eel cave~
   You are in a large chamber of the cave.  Small wormlike crustaceans climb up
and into small holes in the wall to your right.  You wonder what else may be
living here.  The cave progresses further to the east.    
~
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#3244
Eel cave~
   You are in a large chamber of the cave.  Small wormlike crustaceans climb up
and into small holes in the wall to your right.  You wonder what else may be
living here.  The cave progresses further to the east.    
~
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~
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D3
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#3245
Eel cave~
   You are in a large chamber of the cave.  Small wormlike crustaceans climb up
and into small holes in the wall to your right.  You wonder what else may be
living here.  The cave progresses further to the east.    
~
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D3
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#3246
Eel cave~
   You are in a large chamber of the cave.  Small wormlike crustaceans climb up
and into small holes in the wall to your right.  You wonder what else may be
living here.  The cave progresses further to the east.    
~
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D3
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#3247
Eel cave~
   This is clearly the den of a powerful and hungry creature.  The large bones
and skeletons that cover the floor of the den belie this fact.  There is a
small room to the north where the creature stores the things it scavenges.    
~
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#3248
Under the River~
   The water here is fairly clear and the bed is blanketed with silt and
sparsely dotted with small rocks and pebbles.  To the west you can see the
river bed is almost completely devoid of silt and rocks, and the bedrock is
nearly entirely exposed.  Ocassionaly a small fish darts in front of you.    
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#3249
Under the River~
   The River Midgaard meanders to the south here.  The river bed is covered
with a mixture of silt, mud, and rocks.  Looking at the bank from your
underwater point of view, you can see evidence of erosion, and you suspect that
in a few months it may collapse.    
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#3250
Under the River~
   Here, the riverbed is very muddy, and there are no rocks or pebbles on the
surface of the bed.  There are several leaves and pine needles floating on the
surface of the river.    
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#3251
Under the River~
   The riverbed is plastered with a mixture of mud, silt, and pebbles.  Almost
every pebble is perfectly smooth and round.  It must have taken thousands of
years of weathering by the ever-flowing river to weather the rocks into this
shape.    
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#3252
Under the River~
   The above trees have deposited several leaves, pine cones, pine needles, and
acorns on the river, and they flow eastward on the river.  The riverbed is
extremly muddy here, and there are very few rocks or pebbles on it's surface.
  
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#3253
Under the River~
   Here there are several large rocks resting on the top of the riverbed.  The
rocks have been carved into round and smooth shapes by the river, though they
haven't been in the river long enough to be broken down into small pebbles.  

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#3254
Under the River~
   The riverbed contains very little mud here, and as a result, the waters are
crystal clear.  Above the water, leaves and pine needles cast their shadows on
the bed of the river as they are carried eastward by the flow of the river.  

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#3255
Under the River~
   The riverbed contains very little mud here, and as a result, the waters are
crystal clear.  Above the water, leaves and pine needles cast their shadows on
the bed of the river as they are carried eastward by the flow of the river.  

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#3256
Under the River~
   Here, a slow in current has caused the riverbed to become vertically graded-
all of the larger particles are below the smaller ones.  All you can see are
clay and silt particles.  The river meanders to the north here.    
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#3257
Under the River~
   Here, a slow in current has caused the riverbed to become vertically graded-
all of the larger particles are below the smaller ones.  All you can see are
clay and silt particles.  The river meanders to the north here.    
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#3259
Under the River~
You are in an unfinished room.
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#3260
Under the River~
You are in an unfinished room.
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#3261
Under the River~
You are in an unfinished room.
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#3262
Under the River~
You are in an unfinished room.
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#3263
Under the River~
You are in an unfinished room.
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#3264
Under the River~
   Above the water the density of the trees thicken, causing more shade to be
cast over the river.  This blockage of light, combined with the allready
slightly murky water, causes visibility to be quite low.  The many twigs,
leaves, and pines floating about the water prove to be quite an annoyance,
becoming tangled in your hair and garments should you stray too close to the
surface.    
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#3265
Under the River~
   To the west, the river meanders to the south.  The above trees have
deposited many pines needles and leaves on the surface of the river, and they
float above your head.  The bed is becoming increasingly rocky to the east.  
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#3266
Under the River~
   Here, the river bends to the northeast.  Looking at the northern bank from
your underwater point of view, you see that it is slowly being eroded away.  
The riverbed is becoming increasinly rocky to the east.    
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#3267
Under the River~
   The clear waters of the River Midgaard feel quite refreshing as you swim
through them.  Strewn about the riverbed are several small to medium sized
rocks that have been rounded to smooth, round shapes by the forever-flowing
water of the River Midgaard.    
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#3268
Under the River~
   The riverbed is now covered with a mixture of silt, mud, and pebbles, with
the ocasional medium sized rock every here and there.  The shade cast by the
above trees makes the waters slightly dark, but not so much that your vision is
impaired.    
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#3269
Under the River~
   The water is almost crystal clear here, and light streaming in from above
makes this area very beautiful.  The riverbed consists of more silt and less
mud than to the west, and there are no particuarly large rocks resting on the
bed.    
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#3270
Under the River~
   The waters of The River Midgaard are quite clear here.  The riverbed is a
mixture of silt and mud, and it feels almost gooey to the touch.  There is one
large boulder resting on the bottom of the river here, though it isn't big
enough to cause any disruption to the river's flow.    
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#3271
Under the River~
   You are swimming underwater in the River Midgaard, a river that flows from
west to east through forests, passing the city of Midgaard.  Here, the riverbed
is covered with a mixture of silt, mud, and fairly large sized pebbles.    
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#3272
Under the River~
   You are swimming underwater in the River Midgaard, a river that flows from
west to east through forests, passing the city of Midgaard.  The riverbed is
very muddy here, and it almost feels goeey to the touch.  There are several
leaves and pine needles floating about the surface of the river.    
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#3273
Under the River~
   You are swimming underwater in the River Midgaard, a river that flows from
west to east through forests, passing the city of Midgaard.  The bed is
blanketed with silt, though there are far more pebbles here than to the west.
The water is a bit clearer than to the west, as well.  You don't notice any
fish swimming around here.    
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#3274
Under the River~
   You are swimming underwater in the River Midgaard, a river that flows from
west to east through forests, passing the city of Midgaard.  The river bed is
almost completely silt and mud, and because of this, the water is quite murky.
Ocassionaly a small, silvery fish swims into view from behind the murk.    
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#3275
Under the River~
   Here, the river water is slightly murky, and it does impair your vision to
some extent.  You can see, however, that the bed of the river is quite silty
here- almost devoid of any pebbles.  To the west, you can barely make out a
tangle of brambles blocking any passage in that direction.    
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#3276
Under the River~
   The riverbed is mostly mud and silt, but there are some large rocks strewn
about the bed.  The above trees have deposited their leaves on the surface of
the river, and they float above your head.    
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#3277
Under the River~
   The riverbed is mostly mud and silt, but there are some large rocks strewn
about the bed.  The above trees have deposited their leaves on the surface of
the river, and they float above your head.    
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#3278
Under the Swimming Pool~
   Just to the east, a large boulder slows down the water flow, forming a pool
of water that has been used by the children of Midgaard as a swimming hole for
generations.  The bed has been cleared of rocks to make the pool more
comfortable to stand in.    
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#3279
Under the River~
   You are in an unfinished room.  The riverbed is covered with a combination
of silt, mud, and pebbles.  Just to the west a large boulder blocks the flow of
the water, forming a small pool to the west.    
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#3280
Under the River~
   The bed of the River Midgaard is very rocky here, and the rocks are quite
large.  Some of the rocks haven't been in the river for a very long time, and
their jagged edges scrape you slightly as you swim over them.    
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#3281
Under the River~
   The bed of the River Midgaard is very rocky here, and the rocks are quite
large.  Some of the rocks haven't been in the river for a very long time, and
their jagged edges scrape you slightly as you swim over them.    
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#3282
Under the River~
   The bed of the river slowly thins out until it is mountain rock, and the
river enters a mountain canyon.  The river is very shallow and their are large
rapids, so you can not swim any further west while underwater.    
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#3283
Under The River~
   Here the riverbed comes to an abrupt stop as you hit the side of a mountain.
A few feet below the waterline you can see the bottom of an opening that seems
to lead into the mountain.  It appears that you will have to surface to enter
it however.    
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