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Theo Playfoot
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Level 2: 168 points
Last Logged In: December 18th, 2011
BART Psychogeographical Association Rank 4: Land Surveyor The University of Aesthematics Rank 1: Expert Biome Rank 1: Hiker


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Pilgrim's Progress by Theo Playfoot

November 5th, 2009 2:42 PM

INSTRUCTIONS: Go on a pilgrimage.

All i could think of with this task was the prologue to the Canterbury Tales. alas, i wish i could speak middle english.
To make a long and poorly translated prologue short, I decided to make a pilgrimage to a place i have heard about and searched for 4 years, since my freshman year. This is the alleged tunnel or cave beneath the field hockey field. I had heard of the cave for a long time, and for three years searched with my best friend and fellow explorer for its location until he graduated last spring. I finally had the story confirmed by a teacher who revealed that it was not a cave or tunnel, but merely a cistern in the woods by the field. The cistern was from some unknown earlier time and structure, and was discovered by a group of kids who used it to smoke dope and drink in it. They were caught by the dean of students who made them fill in the cistern with sand. The cistern was a 15 foot deep hole shaped like a giant underground bottle, with walls of local masonry stone. I set out and rediscovered this lost treasure, a true tragedy. I made a pilgrimage to it, finding it closer than i thought.
And so i tromped through the woods, carefully circumnavigation the field hockey game that was in progress, before tromping down one of the area's many steep and sudden slopes, crashing into the woods. I had barely walked ten feet before I saw....

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first sight
wow!
awwwww
would make a great snowball fight fort

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