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<blockquote data-quote="gambler1650" data-source="post: 5861804" data-attributes="member: 11033">Upstairs: Nothing's inserted between the pages, the book itself appears to be worn on the edges but reasonably well kept.&nbsp; The writing is careful and neat.&nbsp; The last page reads, the date one day before the house burned down:Paid 5 coppers for potatoes and vegetables.Paid 2 SP for the well cover to replace the broken one (still no idea why it collapsed - odd!)Will meet with LM tonight to discuss sponsorship.Downstairs: The throw by Bosco is right on target.&nbsp; The angle is such that it hits at the base of the depression in the side of the well and bounces what appears to be a couple of feet down a tunnel.&nbsp; It flickers alarmingly for a moment as it probably rolls, but then light comes again from the hole, illuminating the bottom of the well and up the sides.There are beams that extend from the floor above to the cellar floor that could be used to tie off a rope.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gambler1650, post: 5861804, member: 11033"] [b]Upstairs:[/b] Nothing's inserted between the pages, the book itself appears to be worn on the edges but reasonably well kept. The writing is careful and neat. The last page reads, the date one day before the house burned down: Paid 5 coppers for potatoes and vegetables. Paid 2 SP for the well cover to replace the broken one (still no idea why it collapsed - odd!) Will meet with LM tonight to discuss sponsorship. [b]Downstairs:[/b] The throw by Bosco is right on target. The angle is such that it hits at the base of the depression in the side of the well and bounces what appears to be a couple of feet down a tunnel. It flickers alarmingly for a moment as it probably rolls, but then light comes again from the hole, illuminating the bottom of the well and up the sides. There are beams that extend from the floor above to the cellar floor that could be used to tie off a rope. [/QUOTE]

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