RumikoOhara

14 Years and Counting // Walking Dead

Hmm....

14 Years and Counting // Walking Dead

@Poi

Lexington Oregon looks lonely enough for a good Ranch or Hepner. would mean we still have 200+ miles to go

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@Wick

We will be camping another night

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I just found a nearby windfarm

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I understand that, but I was albeit confused as what you meant by "look it over." Did you mean scouting it out?

And in regards to the truck, the Palmers were forced to flee the family home because a horde of Risen/Crazed/Walkers. It's just sitting there on the side of the road with no gas, where they had to resort to the horses.

@Poi

Using the Satelite maps provided by Google or someone else, it will give you a feel for the place, I've been exploring it from above and at street level...love the trailer park in the golf course

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Hm? Apologies, but I'm confused as to what you mean.

@Poi

Arlington is our next destination before we turn south, well that is if we aren't close to Maisy's Ranch ...I did notice she found her dad's truck but thought that was were her family abandoned it

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If you are inclined I'd suggest people look at Arlington Oregon and make suggestions on how we look it over in a small force leaving the train and other Troopers in reserve.

It does have people but I won't disclose their number or disposition at this time.

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Bullrun was a protected watershed with no people and high slopes which meant any way you try to get there you are forced into narrow spaces fighting an uphill battle

We have the Cleanest water, we have electricity, timber for building along with Rock and Cement

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Might as well take advantage of all the dam fracking around Mount Hood

Oh and here is a link to why Bullrun



Waterfalls along the Columbia River is also a nice video

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@RumikoOhara Ain't sure you saw my question in the collab, but I was wondering about the possibility of bio fuel. You said that the world is mostly out of gas, but surely Lasthope is working towards cultivating corn or something to turn into fuel?

@Poi

Why yes we are but the farmable land and number of people make Biofuel rough

14 years past and it would be a miracle to get any fuel from the old world to work

Lasthope is adapting it's Natural Gas resources which at present require twisting a valve, I checked and found even the big Diesel motors can be converted to Natural Gas