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But it was an amazing place, quite unlike any trip down the dozens of mines that scatter the area. Truly cavernous, the walls and ceilings were perfectly sculpted, with huge stone pillars stretching to the twenty-feet-high roof. Tracks for a small train/cart system were laid down many of the long passages, though now mostly broken. Wiring was still attached to the walls and ceilings, no doubt previously used to carry power to the lights and other electrical equipment. Some rooms looked like they were built for storage (and my well-informed contact tells me the place was once a munitions dump, amongst other things), and other rooms looked like offices, or even cells. There was even a toilet block still in one piece, though rest assured, my friends and I didn't use it. :-P
Just a thought.
Wait, you did mean the zombies, right?
hehe maybe i'll do a black on white version for people with distinct colour hatred. You're right though it's not perfect but we're still tweaking.
Very interesting site - keep up the good work!
"War.. War never changes."
Life outside Vault 13 is nowhere NEAR this sweet! WEAR PROTECTIVE GOGGLES!
and after this comment im going around to read other articles you have.
hahahahahahahah
Daniel Brown
I'm going to link to you from my site.
I've recently been reading about Burlington.
All these photos (not PhotoShopped) were taken by Dan Brown. His website is www.bathintime.co.uk
Please either credit the photographer or remove the pictures. Many thanks
Changing now