Possible where I got it from as it was in listing in my campaign notebook for ideas.
Odd Places that Make Decent Locations in Game
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Pyote Air Force Base
Also called Rattlesnake Bomber Base - this was a stop my dad and I made on your way to Round Valley. At a rest stop, there was a sign that told you why it was called rattlesnake, yes a lot of rattlesnakes in the area. During building, the found hollow spaces under a thin layer of sand, these hollow space where den to rattlesnake, lots of rattlesnakes, 10s of thousands. I could not find reference to the number on-line and wish I took pics of the information but thought it was interesting.
Also called Rattlesnake Bomber Base - this was a stop my dad and I made on your way to Round Valley. At a rest stop, there was a sign that told you why it was called rattlesnake, yes a lot of rattlesnakes in the area. During building, the found hollow spaces under a thin layer of sand, these hollow space where den to rattlesnake, lots of rattlesnakes, 10s of thousands. I could not find reference to the number on-line and wish I took pics of the information but thought it was interesting.
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
Barcelona, Spain has a number of buildings designed by Gaudi. Gaudi loved curves and colors. His biggest building is the Sacra Familia cathedral.* In town, he also designed some apartment buildings and houses for the wealthy. He planned out what was supposed to become a suburb (in the 1920s) but it never took off. The completed 'model house' looks like the winning entry in a Gingerbread House contest, life-sized.
For D&D purposes, making a neighborhood of Gaudi buildings would be a unique (and hopefully memorable) place to adventure through.
* 100 years a-building and still not finished. Although the City DID finally send over the construction permits!
For D&D purposes, making a neighborhood of Gaudi buildings would be a unique (and hopefully memorable) place to adventure through.
* 100 years a-building and still not finished. Although the City DID finally send over the construction permits!
aramis erak
Legend
How about an abandoned US Navy base? https://www.thealaskalife.com/blog/alaska-picker-picks-adak/
My dad was one of the Air Force supervisors for the cleanup of Shemya, when the USAF station was closed, and until he retired in 2014.
The same hikers as above hit Shemya, too... https://www.thealaskalife.com/blog/shemya-island-alaska/
My dad was one of the Air Force supervisors for the cleanup of Shemya, when the USAF station was closed, and until he retired in 2014.
The same hikers as above hit Shemya, too... https://www.thealaskalife.com/blog/shemya-island-alaska/
Which reminds me of the Yungas Road in Bolivia, a.k.a. “The Road of Death”
[video=youtube;zGA3qXQs1wE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGA3qXQs1wE[/video]
Greenland, baby!
jaerdaph
#UkraineStrong
This place in the middle of nowhere in Kazakhstan. Link goes to Google Maps. Turn on satellite view to get the full effect. [Links now fixed]
Ksi's Ritual aka Lisakovsk Pentagram
Ksi's Ritual aka Lisakovsk Pentagram
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