DEEP SPACE: "Explorers" - REV. 02/28/95 - ACT ONE        16A.

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	You can see it in the ornate details worked into the 
	bulkhead, the use of rich woods, the pipes and valve 
	assemblies that emerge from the bolted iron walls, the analog 
	gauges, the portholes (which are placed not just in the 
	walls, but in the floor and ceiling as well).

	Much of the wall space is taken up by four winch assemblies 
	that occupy each corner of the room.  These extend from floor 
	to ceiling and are used to control the sails; they consist 
	of gauges, cranks, gears and levers.

	There's a table against one wall for reading star charts, 
	with a rack for holding the rolled up charts.  A complex 
	looking SEXTANT hangs from the ceiling near the portholes.

	Because the crew needs to be able to move unencumbered around 
	the cabin to work the winches, there are no chairs or beds.  
	When it comes time to sit or sleep, the crew will use pillows 
	or string up a hammock.  A door in one wall leads to the 
	head... and against another wall there's a small zero-gravity 
	GALLEY.

	After a moment, Dax peers through one of the windows, then 
	ENTERS through the opening where a door will eventually be.  
	She's carrying a "picnic basket" with food.