In our last post, our hero ventured forth and discovered many new areas. Today, we cover some of his travels on the way back to camp, to deliver his collected stories about his travels.
First, a commentary on commodification (or perhaps yoghurt?)[1]:
But then, something even more magical! An entire playground of comically oversized board games! First, chess!:
Then Jenga! Much more fun than the scary scaffolding![2]:
There’s something about hexagons that makes Settlers so tempting to enlarge.
I did quite enjoy the instantiation of the resources:
Magic Labyrinth! Always surprisingly difficult:
Scrabble! The gigantic game back at home that was half of the inspiration for Biggle!:
Moving on, our hero encountered a strange sight:
‘FUR’? An ‘Acme’ Tupperware tub? Coyote Garden? Either this is going to be fantastic or fantastic and ‘meep meep!’:
Apparently, ‘FUR'[3] camp extends a long ways. We’ll revisit these friendly folks later:
Apparently, the current location is 5:30:
“Please do not put colourful shoes inside the coyotes.” “Or does it say ‘Please *do*’? I’m never sure about these things.”:
Next time, night falls, S tries out FaIRE hockey, and much fire is had. Stay tuned!
[1]I’m not sure who’s in this pic with me. Any ideas?
[2]Wait…Is that gigantic truth or dare Jenga?!?
[3]My guess is that this camp was an oasis for people who enjoyed wearing fur in various ways. During the day, I could only imagine how difficult that would have been. However, by the end of the week, everyone wanted to be them…
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