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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MacConnell" data-source="post: 7226510" data-attributes="member: 6855223">Day 111: Continuing UpstreamThe morning of the following day is remarkably cool, though not quite the bite of the desert night. A thick fog hugs low to the ground, obscuring even the improved vision of Turtle, Myth, and the pack animals. The fog is perfectly natural due to the temperature change from the previous day and dissipates enough to continue travel after a leisurely breakfast of trout collected from the stream.The elevation continues to climb as the party continues to follow the stream. It is noted that all additional legs join from the far side, though all are trivial. Nearing the close of travel for the day, the party reaches the real rises of the mountain and travel becomes much less approachable in a straight line. The stream as become a swift rush of rapids and the sound is all that is needed to maintain the desired direction when diversion is forced upon the path.As the party returns toward the stream, planing to make camp, the flow just ahead tumbles over a small fall about twice the height of the average man. While observing the beauty, the party is brought to a dead halt. Carved into the cliff face on the other side of the falls is a dolmen facade framing a smooth opening directly into the rock.The stream at this point is a pace and a stride wide. Tor and Saemund could easily jump across. Others may have to assess the attempt. Turtle and the pack animals cannot cross here.From this distance the facade appears greatly weather worn and long in disuse.[ooc]I could not find a decent image. Hopefully the description is enough.[/ooc]</blockquote>

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