While work continued yesterday, I didn’t feel like taking pictures of any of it. Instead, I have pictures of Enigmatic Building 16—the mysterious place behind the highbay that I saw from the roof. Natalie joined me on the adventure, and we found the place no less mysterious up close than it was from far away.
I also have pictures posted by Matt of me juggling basketballs, and from Tristan of a stop we made at the tank. All my pictures at the tank sucked because my lens fogged up. Plus, I needed someone else to take pictures of me being a goof anyway.
Edit 6 July 2010: Don informs me the correct term for the building is “Enigmatic Building 16”
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- Natalie if the first to examine and pose with the tank
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- Elio simply observes from afar
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- The next natural step is to climb up, and, at least to me, mount the turret
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- …and then of course to ride it like a cowboy (or at least a poor facsimile)
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- Natalie is having none of that, and gets out of Dodge
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- I’m starting to get pretty good at basketball juggling
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- It’s hard to tell from a still, but I think this a reverse cascade. Most other tricks are still beyond my reach
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- Building 19, the pi frame seen on the way to Building 16
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- Every structure of any kind is labeled in this manner
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- The red crater is the next stop. Can’t decide what the origin is, or if it just happened
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- Mmm, random berries.
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- The red/rusty slanty-oil-derrick-with-a-hook thing. For hanging off of?
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- The derrick-thing with the all important lamp/intercom/building label pole
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- Along with the random abandoned structures, this pole with its Dharma Initiative electornics gives a very Lost-esque feel to the place
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- Not stopping for pictures, Natalie was always one step ahead of me. She examines one of the staircases to nowhere
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- While I catch up, she amuses herself with a T-shaped pole
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- Is this where gondolas and staircases go to die?
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- The hollow concrete staircases up on blocks
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- Large wing-shaped bit of concrete
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- The stairs, from the other side
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- A metal thingy jutting from the ground, along with logs and pipes
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- The old lamp/intercom/building label pole? Something else?
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- The skeleton of what was once some magnificent beast?
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- More of the large concrete slabs
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- Logs and Tubes
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- Strange crown-backed spider. The web (just being finished) is huge, covering the entire opening to a clearing. I only barely avoided walking into it
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- The next adventure: a trail into the woods
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