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¨¨:==†§# if you follow a dirt road north just ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## within the second ring, and navigate ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# the overgrown maze of the north-eastern ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## residential district, eventually you ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# arrive at what looks like a large ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## fenced-in grove of bird cherry and ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# juniper. it's quite large, ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## and will take a while to circle, ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# especially since it's got gardens and ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## walls sticking out of it in more than a ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# few places. but keep going, and ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## eventually there'll be lilacs, and a ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# hole in the fence. ##&§†==:¨¨
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¨¨:==†§# go inside. well, it's hollow, and hides ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## a pale swamp (herons, mosquitos). it's ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# brighter here, and the sounds of the ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## city seem distant. but there's a second ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# grove inside. zig zag between puddles ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## and sinking shipping containers, ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# because toward the inner treeline the ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## ground becomes solid again. ###&§†==:¨
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¨:==†§## go inside. this time there's a cracked ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# parking lot, with sprinkled dandelions, ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## lined by wisteria. east of it is an ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# abandoned building, what used to house ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## an old restaurant. the paint is ###&§†==:¨
¨¨:==†§# chipping, some windows are broken, but ##&§†==:¨¨
¨:==†§## the signage is still there: ###&§†==:¨
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¨:==†§## "indian palace". ###&§†==:¨
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