The bottom of the tallmountain described in Wendorf MacMillan's   diary.  The entrance  to his gold mine is   somewhere nearby.     A steep hill that is  covered with grass.   You can see a level   field to the west.    A winding ridge is    to the north.         A flat level area thathas very little grass.Several large rocks   are scattered about.  The sound of water canbe heard to the west. The south bank of a   rapidly flowing narrowriver. To the west thewater rushes over a   waterfall.   A path   leads to the east.    A winding ridge.      The ground is covered with the tracks of    several small animals.A narrow path runs    south and east.       A small flat field on the lower side of the mountain. You can hearthe sound of the wind blowing through the   trees to the east.    The top west side of  a very narrow ravine. It is a 100 foot drop down into the ravine. Some grass and a few  tall trees are here.  The bottom west side  of a narrow ravine.   The ravine wall goes  straight up to the    north for about 100   feet.                 The center of a narrowravine.   The ravine  wall to the east has  a steep slope up out  of the ravine.        *                     A steep slope that    extends from the top  to the bottom of a    narrow ravine.        *                     *                     The center of a newly created tree bridge.  You see the floor of  the ravine 100 feet   below you.            *                     The top east side of  a very narrow ravine. A steep slope to the  south leads down into the ravine.  Some tallgrass is to the east. A gradual slope to    the north.  The earth here is very rich.    The grass is almost   as tall as you are.   *                     A gradual slope upwardto the north.   Some  tall grass is south.  To the north you see  a narrow ledge leadingup a solid rock cliff.The east end of a     very narrow ledge.    The ledge slopes      upward to the west.   A gradual slope is    to the south.         The center of a       very narrow ledge.    The ledge continues   upward to the west.   To the east it slopes downward.             The west end of a     very narrow ledge.    A little farther to   the west you see a    rocky slope which     leads up the mountain.A rocky slope that is covered with bushes.  A path leads up the   mountain to the north.A very narrow ledge   is to the east.       A magnificent view    of the countryside.   You can see a fertile green valley far      below you.            *                     A steep mountain path.Many huge boulders    block your movement   to the north and to   the south.            *                     A very steep path.    The dirt is very looseunder your feet.      To the north you can  see the top of the    mountain.             The mountain top.  Thegreat Rocky Mountains can be seen in every  direction.   A small  flag is here with     some writing on it.   A steep mountain path.A recent rockslide    keeps you from going  up the mountain to    the north.   The path leads west and east.  A very grassy slope.  The area is covered   with shrubs of many   different types.      The slope becomes     steeper to the east.  The west edge of the  mountain.   Far below you can see the smoke rising from the store where you bought your supplies.             A flat level area thatis covered with grass.A tree cut down by    lightning lies againstthe mountain wall to  the east.             A view overlooking thewaterfall.   The watertumbles over 200 feet to a beautiful pond   far below.   A path   leads north and east. The north bank of a   rapidly flowing river.The water rushes over a waterfall to the    west.   A path leads  to the west.          A large rock in the   center of the rapids. It is a short jump    to either bank of     the river.            *                     The northwest corner  of the mine.  The top of a ladder is here.  The ladder leads down to the next level of  the mine.             A north-south tunnel. To the north you see  the end of the tunnel.A ladder leading down is there.  An L-shapedcorner is south.      An L-shaped corner in the northwest part of the mine.  The top of a ladder can be seen  to the far north.     *                     A sharp turn in the   tunnel.   Solid rock  blocks the way to     the north and east.   You see curves to     the west and south.   A curve in the tunnel.A very sharp turn is  to the north.  To the east you can see a    T-shaped intersection.*                     A very wide T-shaped  intersection.   The   tunnel branches here  into three different  directions.           *                     A curve in the tunnel.The tunnel continues  for a good distance tothe north.  A T-shapedintersection is west. *                     A north-south tunnel. A big intersection    lies to the north.    A curve is south.     *                     *                     A big intersection.   The tunnel continues  for a good distance tothe south.  The tunneldead ends to the east.A curve is west.      A curve in the tunnel.To the east you see   a big intersection.   The tunnel appears to come to a dead end    to the north.         A dead end. Solid rockblocks further travel in every direction    except back to the    south.                *                     A dead end. Solid rockblocks further travel in every direction    except back to the    west.                 *                     A north-south tunnel. A T-intersection can  be seen to the north. A narrow intersection lies to the south.    *                     A narrow intersection.To the far north you  see a T-intersection. Curves can be seen to the south and to the  far west.             An east-west tunnel.  A narrow intersection lies to the east.     A curve is west.      *                     *                     A curve in the tunnel.To the south you see  the end of the tunnel.A ladder leading down is there.   A narrow  intersection is east. The southwest corner  of the mine.  The top of a ladder is here.  The ladder leads down to the next level of  the mine.             A very narrow curve.  Two intersections can be seen to the north. The tunnel continues  for a good distance   to the east.          An east-west tunnel.  The tunnel continues  for a good distance   to the east.  A curve is to the west.       *                     An east-west tunnel.  A curve can be seen   to the far west.      An intersection lies  to the east.          *                     An intersection.   Thetunnel stretches for agood distance in threedirections.   There isa message written on  the south wall.       A north-south tunnel. An intersection is to the south.  The top ofa ladder can be seen  to the north.         *                     The heart of the mine.A ladder leads down   to the next level.    You can feel a cool   breeze coming up from below.                An east-west tunnel.  A very wide curve can be seen to the east.  To the west you can   see an intersection.  *                     A very wide curve.    The tunnel extends fora good distance to thenorth and to the west.Intersections can be  seen both ways.       A north-south tunnel. A wide curve can be   seen to the south.    A major intersection  lies to the north.    *                     A major intersection. The tunnel continues  for a good distance   to the north, east,   and south.            *                     An east-west tunnel.  To the west you see   a major intersection. A curve can be seen   to the east.          *                     A curve in the tunnel.To the far south an   L-shaped corner can   be seen.  To the far  west you can see a    major intersection.   A north-south tunnel. An L-shaped corner is south.   A curve can  be seen to the north. *                     *                     An L-shaped corner.   To the east you see   the end of the tunnel.A ladder leading down is there.   A curve   is to the far north.  The southeast corner  of the mine.  The top of a ladder is here.  The ladder leads down to the next level of  the mine.             A north-south tunnel. A major intersection  is to the south.      A curve can be seen   to the north.         *                     A curve in the tunnel.Another curve is to   the west.  The tunnel continues for a long  ways to the south.    *                     A curve in the tunnel.Another curve is to   the east.  The tunnel continues for a good  distance to the north.*                     A north-south tunnel. Curves can be seen to the north and to the  south.                *                     *                     A curve in the tunnel.To the far east you   can see the top of a  ladder.  Another curveis to the far south.  *                     An east-west tunnel.  To the east you see   the end of the tunnel.A ladder leading down is there.  A curve canbe seen to the west.  The northeast corner  of the mine.  The top of a ladder is here.  The ladder leads down to the next level of  the mine.             The northeast end of  this part of the mine.A ladder leads up.    An intersection can   be seen to the south. *                     A narrow intersection.You see the bottom of a ladder to the north.A sharp turn is west. Several large timbers are to the east.      A very sharp turn.    The tunnel appears to dead end to the south.A narrow intersection lies to the east.     *                     A dead end.   There   are no visible solid  mineral deposits here.Wendorf decided that  digging in this area  was a waste of time.  A place where the     tunnel has caved-in.  Broken timbers are    everywhere.  Past the timbers to the east isa curve to the north. A sharp turn in the   tunnel.  The earth is damp and the ground   is quite loose here.  Another cave-in could happen at any time.   A dead end.  The earthis moist and loose.   Digging in this area  would have been very  dangerous.            *                     A dead end. The groundis rock hard.  Wendorfprobably had to use   dynamite to blast his way this far north.   *                     The southeast corner  of this part of the   mine.  Tunnels extend for a short distance  to the north and west.A ladder leads up.    A dead end. The groundis quite solid.  The  mineral deposits here look like stone.      *                     *                     The southwest corner  of this part of the   mine.  Tunnels extend for a good distance   to the north and east.A ladder leads up.    An east-west tunnel.  A curve can be seen tothe east.   The bottomof a ladder is visibleto the west.          *                     A curve in the tunnel.The tunnel continues  for a short distance  to the north and to   the west.             *                     A north-south tunnel. Curves can be seen to the north and to the  south.                *                     *                     A curve in the tunnel.The tunnel continues  for a short distance  to the south and to   the west.             *                     An east-west tunnel.  Curves can be seen    to the east and to    the west.             *                     *                     A curve in the tunnel.The tunnel continues  for a short distance  to the south and to   the east.             *                     A north-south tunnel. A curve can be seen tothe north.  The bottomof a ladder can be    seen to the south.    *                     A dead end. The groundis moist and cool.    There is no trace of  gold in this part of  the mine.             *                     The northwest corner  of this part of the   mine.  Tunnels extend for a short distance  to the south and east.A ladder leads up.    A dead end. The groundis damp and very cold.A little moisture can be seen on the sides  of the tunnel.        *                     The heart of the mine.A ladder leads up.    A single tunnel runs  to the south.         *                     *                     A north-south tunnel. A breeze can be felt  from the south.       The bottom of a       ladder can be seen    to the north.         The end of the mine   and the beginning of  a series of natural   caves.  There is some very old writing on   the wall to the south.The first cave in a   long series of naturalunderground caves.    Wendorf's gold mine isabove. You feel a coolbreeze from the north.A north-south cave.   A cave leading up can be seen to the south. A cool breeze comes   from a T-intersection to the north.         The caves form a      T-intersection here.  A cool breeze can be  felt from the east.   A bubbling sound comesfrom the west.        An east-west cave.    A T-intersection can  be seen to the east.  A bubbling sound comesfrom the west.        *                     A curve in the cave.  A T-intersection can  be seen to the far    east.  A natural freshwater spring lies to  the north.            A natural fresh water spring.   The water   bubbles up from       the ground below.     A curve can be seen   to the south.         An east-west cave.    A faint bubbling soundcan be heard from the west.  A ray of light and a strong breeze   come from the east.   A landslide has closedup what used to be a  large natural entranceto these caves.       Only a very small     hole remains today.   A cave leading down.  A ray of light and a  cool breeze are south.*                     *                     *                     A cave leading up.    A very strong smell   comes from the west.  *                     *                     *                     The cave walls here   are cluttered with    drawings made by some Indian tribe long ago.A large natural cave  intersection is west. A large natural cave  intersection. A strongstale smell comes fromthe north.  The smell of old burnt wood     comes from the west.  An Indian burial cave.Many decayed corpses  lie on elevated burialplatforms.  Two skullsmounted on sticks meanthe area is taboo.    An Indian war council cave.  An old campfireis in the center of   the cave.   There is adeep path in the eartharound the campfire.  A cave leading down.  A large natural cave  intersection is to    the north.   Strong   smells also come from that direction.       A cave leading up.    A small intersection  lies to the north.    You can also see othercaves to the east and to the south.         An east-west cave.    A curve can be seen   to the east.  A cave  leading up is west.   *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  Another curve can be  seen to the south.    A cave leading up can be seen to the far    west.                 A north-south cave.   Curves can be seen    to the north and to   the south.            *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  Other curves can be   seen to the far north and to the far west.  *                     *                     An east-west cave.    Curves can be seen to the east and west.    *                     *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  Another curve can be  seen to the far east. A cave leading up can be seen to the far    north.                A north-south cave.   A cave leading up and an intersection can   be seen to the north. To the south you see  a curve.              A small intersection. A cave leading up is  south.  Caves continueto the west and east. Some very old writing is on the north wall. A curve in the cave.  A small intersection  is west.   The cave   continues for a good  distance to the north.*                     A north-south cave.   A curve can be seen   to the south.         Another curve lies    to the far north.     *                     A north-south cave.   A curve can be seen   to the north.         Another curve lies    to the far south.     *                     A curve in the cave.  Another curve can be  seen to the far east. The cave continues fora good distance to thesouth.                An east-west cave.    Curves can be seen    to the east and to    the west.             *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  Another curve can be  seen to the far west. A cave leading down   lies to the south.    *                     A cave leading down.  A curve can be seen   to the north.         *                     *                     *                     A wide intersection.  A small intersection  is to the east.  The  caves continue to the north and to the west.*                     An east-west cave.    A wide intersection   is to the east.       The cave appears to   come to a dead end    to the west.          A dead end cave.      A wide intersection   is to the far east.   *                     *                     *                     A north-south cave.   A wide intersection   is to the south.      A narrow curve can    be seen to the north. *                     A very narrow curve.  A wide intersection   is to the far south.  To the west you see   a natural underground pool of clear water.  A natural underground pool of clear water.  A narrow curve can be seen to the east.     *                     *                     A small air pocket is above you.  You are ina large underground   pool of clear water.  You can swim to the   west or to the east.  A natural underground pool of clear water.  To the west you see   a cave leading down.  *                     *                     A cave leading down.  A natural underground pool of clear water   lies to the east.     *                     *                     A cave leading up.    A cave leading down   is to the east.       *                     *                     *                     A cave leading down.  A cave leading up     is to the west.       *                     *                     *                     A dead end cave.      A curve can be seen   to the north.         *                     *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  Another curve can be  seen to the far east. The cave appears to   come to a dead end    to the south.         An east-west cave.    Curves can be seen    to the west and to    the east.             *                     *                     A very smooth curve   in the cave.   An up  cave is to the south. Another curve can be  seen to the far west. *                     A cave that leads up. A very smooth curve   lies to the north.    To the south you see  a very sharp curve.   *                     A very sharp curve in the cave.  An up cave lies to the north.    The cave appears to   come to a dead end    to the west.          A dead end cave.      A sharp curve can     be seen to the east.  *                     *                     *                     A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A maze of caves.      All of the caves      appear to be very     similar.  The only    difference between    them is their exits.  A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. A curve can be seen   to the west.          *                     A curve in the cave.  To the south you can  see two intersections.A cave leading down   lies to the west.     *                     A cold intersection.  To the south you see  another intersection. Curves can be seen to the north and to the  far east.             A small intersection. To the north you see  another intersection. Curves can be seen to the west and south.   *                     A curve in the cave.  Two intersections can be seen to the north. A curve is to the     west.                 *                     A curve in the cave.  To the north you can  see another curve.    You also see a curve  to the east.          *                     A curve in the cave.  An intersection can   be seen to the east.  A curve is south.     *                     *                     A narrow cave which   runs east and west.   To the west you can   see an intersection.  A curve is east.      *                     A curve in the cave.  Intersections can be  seen to the south and to the far west.      *                     *                     A tight intersection. A curve can be seen tothe north.   A cave   leading down is south.The cave continues a  long ways to the east.A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. A tight intersection  is to the north.      *                     An east-west cave.    Another east-west cavelies to the east.  An intersection is west. Another intersection  lies to the far east. An east-west cave.    Another east-west cavelies to the west.  An intersection is east. Another intersection  is to the far west.   A big intersection.   An L-shaped curve can be seen to the south. The caves continue fora good distance to thenorth and to the west.A north-south cave.   A curve is north.     A big intersection    lies to the south.    *                     *                     A curve in the cave.  A big intersection    is to the far south.  Another curve is to   the east.             *                     A curve in the cave.  A cave leading down   lies to the north.    Another curve can be  seen to the west.     *                     A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. A curve can be seen   to the south.         *                     An L-shaped curve.    A big intersection    lies to the north.    Another intersection  is to the far east.   *                     An east-west cave.    To the west you see   an L-shaped curve.    An intersection can   be seen to the east.  *                     A cool intersection.  You can see a large   opening to the north. A down cave is south. An L-shaped curve is  to the far west.      A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. An intersection lies  to the north.         *                     A ledge overlooking a huge cavern. It is litby phosphorus rock in the ceiling.   A few  plants & a small lake are 450 feet below.   A cave leading down.  An intersection can   be seen to the far    east.                 *                     *                     An east-west cave.    An intersection can   be seen to the east.  A down cave is to     the west.             *                     A major intersection. Caves leading down areto the north, south,  and to the far west.  Some very old writing is on the east wall.  A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. An intersection lies  to the north.         *                     A cave leading down.  A strange yellow vaporfloats up from below. An intersection lies  to the south.         *                     A cave leading up.    Another cave leading  up can be seen to     the far south.        *                     *                     A north-south cave.   Caves leading up can  be seen to the north  and to the south.     *                     *                     A cave leading up.    Another cave leading  up can be seen to     the far north.        *                     *                     A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  The   cave dead ends here.  You can barely see    an intersection to    the east.             A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a four-way     intersection.  You canbarely see a few feet in all directions.    A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  The   cave dead ends here.  You can barely see    an intersection to    the south.            A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a three-way    intersection.  You canbarely see a few feet in each direction.    A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  The   cave dead ends here.  You can barely see    an intersection to    to the north.         A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein an east-west cave. You can barely see    an intersection to    the west.             A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein an east-west cave. You can barely see    a few feet to the     east and west.        A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein an east-west cave. You can barely see    a curve to the east.  *                     A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a natural curve in the cave.  The vapor  is so thick that it   is difficult to see.  A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a three-way    intersection.  You canbarely see a few feet in each direction.    A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   You can barely see    an intersection to    the west.             A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   The vapor is so thick that it is difficult  to see anything.      A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a curve in the cave.  You can barely see a few feet to the north and west.       A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a three-way    intersection.  You canbarely see curves to  the west and east.    A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a curve in the cave.  You can barely see a few feet to the south and east.       A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   You can barely see    a few feet in front   of you.               A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   The vapor is so thick that it is difficult  to see anything.      A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a three-way    intersection.  You canbarely see a few feet in each direction.    A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   You can barely see    a few feet in front   of you.               A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a cave leading up. It is very difficult  to see anything.      *                     A strange yellow vaporfills the air.  You   are in a curve in the cave.  The vapor is sothick that you can't  see what's ahead.     A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a dead end cave.   You can barely see    a few feet in front   of you.               A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a cave leading up. It is very difficult  to see anything.      *                     A strange yellow vaporfills the air. You arein a cave which leads down.  The vapor is   much thinner in this  part of the cave.     A huge cavern lit by  phosphorus rock.      You can see clearly   without your lantern. Assorted plants and a small lake are south. An east-west path.    The path to the west  leads to a small beachon the lake.  The pathto the east leads intosome trees.           An intersection of    paths.  The southern  path leads to a rocky beach on the lake.    Some bamboo and a few trees are east.       A rocky beach on the  lake.  Several large  sharp rocks prevent   you from entering the lake to the south.    *                     An east-west path.    You are in a bamboo   field.  The bamboo    is eight feet high.   You see some tall     trees to the east.    A curve in the path.  A few large trees are here.  Long vines hangdown from the trees.  Some bamboo is west.  A field is south.     A small field with    very short grass.     Some trees can be     seen to the north.    A tall rock cliff     is to the south.      The bottom of a very  tall solid rock cliff.It is impossible to   climb the cliff.      A path leads back to  the north.            An intersection in thepath.   A small sandy beach is to the south.A grassy field lies tothe west.   Some treesare to the far east.  A level grassy field. A rocky field is west.The path to the east  leads to a sandy beachand a small lake.     *                     A very rocky field.   To the east you can   see a grassy field.   A tall solid rock     cliff can be seen     to the south.         The bottom of a very  tall solid rock cliff.It is impossible to   climb the cliff.      A path leads back to  the north.            A small sandy beach.  A path leads north.   A shallow swimming    area is to the south. You can see shark finsto the far south.     A shallow wading area.A sandy beach lies to the north.   You can  see shark fins out    in the deep part of   the lake to the south.A narrow strip of     land ends here.       A tall solid rock     cliff blocks your     travel in every       direction but north.  A narrow strip of     land begins here.     A path leads south    towards a tall solid  rock cliff.  A small  lake is to the east.  A deep section of the lake.  The lake is to the south and east.   A tall solid rock     cliff is to the north and west.             A shallow section of  the lake.   The lake  is on three sides of  you.  A narrow strip  of land lies to the   west.                 A deep section of the lake.  The lake is to the north and east.   A tall solid rock     cliff is to the south and to the west.      A deep section of the lake.   The lake is   everywhere but south. A tall solid rock     cliff keeps you from  going to the south.   A deep section of     the lake.  The lake   is all around you.    You can see a small   strip of land to      the far west.         A deep section of the lake.  The lake is allaround you.           *                     *                     *                     A deep section of the lake.  There are some large sharp rocks to  the north.   The lake is in the other three directions.           A deep section of     the lake.  The lake   is all around you.    You can see a small   strip of land to      the far west.         A deep section of the lake.   The lake is   everywhere but south. A tall solid rock     cliff keeps you from  going to the south.   A deep section of the lake.  The lake is to the north and west.   A tall solid rock     cliff is to the south and to the east.      A deep section of the lake.  The lake is on three sides of you.   To the east there is  a narrow stream which you could enter.      A deep section of the lake.  There are some large sharp rocks to  the north and east.   The lake is to the    west and south.       A very narrow stream. It flows into the     lake to the west.     To the far east you   can see a small       section of land.      A very narrow stream. It flows into the     lake to the far west. To the east you can   see a small section   of land.              A small strip of land.A stream runs from    the east to the west. A narrow path leads   to the north and to   the south.            A curve in the path.  The path to the south leads to a stream.    A lot of tall plants  are growing beside    the path to the east. An east-west path.    Plants of every type  are growing along     both sides of the     path.                 *                     A curve in the path.  Tall plants are all   around you.  The soundof water can be heard to the south.         *                     A small clearing.     A beautiful waterfall pours out of the rock cliff to the east.  Itfeeds the stream whichruns west to the lake.A tiny cave behind thewaterfall.   It leads down into the earth.  Some very old writing is on the cave wall.  *                     A curve in the path.  Tall plants are all   around you.  The soundof water can be heard to the north.         *                     An east-west path.    Plants of every type  are growing along     both sides of the     path.                 *                     A curve in the path.  The path to the north leads to a stream.    Plants of every type  are growing beside    the path to the east. A small cave which    leads up.  You can seea very narrow ledge tothe west.   The ledge runs along the face ofa solid rock cliff.   The east end of a verynarrow ledge along    a solid rock cliff.   It is a 1000 foot dropto some hot boiling   lava far below.       The center of a narrowledge.   To the west  a short section of theledge has broken off. The other end of the  ledge is 6 feet away. A new bamboo bridge.  A ledge lies to the   west and to the east. It is a 1000 foot dropto some hot boiling   lava far below.       The west end of a verynarrow ledge. A bamboobridge is to the east.A cave leading down isto the west.          *                     A cave leading down.  A very narrow ledge   is to the east.       *                     *                     *                     A cave leading up.    You can see a small   man-made bridge to    the east.             *                     *                     The south end of a    small man-made bridge.It may have been builtby Wendorf MacMillan  when he came this way over 100 years ago.   The center of a small man-made bridge.   It sways very unsteadily.It is a long drop to  some hot boiling lava far below.            The north end of a    small man-made bridge.A dim light is shiningup through a small    hole in the ground    to the west.          A large cave.  Througha small hole you can  see the ruins of a    Lost City far below.  It is lit by the glow from some nearby lava.The end of your rope. It's a short safe dropto the ground below.  You can see clearly   without your lantern. *                     A dry goods store. Theshelves are empty. Theowner took most of hisgoods with him when heleft to find his way  back to the surface.  The northwest end of  town.  A city street  runs to the south.    To the north you can  see a dry goods store.*                     The west end of town. A narrow street runs  north, south, and to  the east.   You can   see a bakery shop to  the west.             A bakery shop.  There is no trace of food.  It was emptied when   the townspeople left  to find their way backup to the surface.    The southwest end of  town.  A city street  runs to the north.    To the south you can  see the town tavern.  *                     The town tavern.      Some broken tables andchairs are scattered  about.   A few empty  beer kegs are at the  end of the bar.       An east-west street   in the heart of town. The center of town    is to the east.       *                     *                     The center of a sunkencity which is now at  the Earth's Core.     The end of a rope can be seen about eight   feet above you.       The south-central end of town. A city streetruns to the north.    To the south you can  see the town inn.     *                     The town inn.   This  is where travelers    would spend the night when the city was     still on the surface  of the earth.         An east-west street   in the heart of town. The center of town    is to the west.       *                     *                     The east end of town. A narrow street runs  north, south, and to  the west.   You can   see a clothing store  to the east.          The southeast end of  town.  A city street  runs to the north.    To the south you can  see the town stables. *                     The stables.  When thetownspeople left, theydidn't bother to cleanup this area.   It is difficult to breathe  due to the bad smell. The town haberdashery.The haberdasher was a skilled craftsman who made only the finest  quality clothes. A fewsewing items are here.The southeast end of  town.  A city street  runs to the south.    To the north you can  see a very fine house.*                     A very rich person's  home.  When they left,they abandoned their  riches in favor of    food and other things for their journey.    The north-central end of town. A city streetruns to the south.    To the north you can  see a carpenter shop. *                     The town carpenter's  shop.  Assorted wood  cutting tools are     scattered about.  Someof the carpenter's    work is still here.   The back door to the  carpenter's shop is tothe south.   A very   strong draft can be   felt from the east.   *                     All the hot air from  the boiling lava meetshere & goes up througha big hole above you. The draft almost liftsyou up off your feet. You are caught in a   strong air current.   It is rapidly pulling you up towards the    surface of the earth. *                     You are on a small    mountain overlooking  Salt Lake City.       Your treasures are    worth over three      million dollars.      