.You stand in the front yard of your cabin in the woods. To the South lies a path through the trees. The Main Hall is to the West. There are some tall trees here. The door of your cabin is next to you. .You are in the woods, the path goes in all directions. .You are in the woods. The path leads West. .You are in the woods. The path leads East. .You are in the Woods. The path leads North and South. .You stand in your Cabin. There is a door on the North and South walls. .You are in the back yard of your cabin. To the North there is a small road heading in that direction. To the West is the road to the Main Hall. .You are in the woods. The trail goes in all directions. Trees surround you every where. .You are in the woods. The path goes to the West. .You are in the woods. The path goes East. .You are near the edge of the forest. To the North, you can see a clearing. Thetrail goes back to the South. .You stand at the edge of the forest along the Southern Fields. Wheat sways in the wind, nearly ready for the harvest. .You stand in the middle of the fields. There is a large area of grass and weed here. .You stand at the edge of the forest. The path goes West from here. .You stand at the edge of the forest, the path leads East. .You stand at the edge of the forest. The road leads on from here into a great clearing. To the east are hills. You may go North or South. .You are at the cross roads. The road leads in all directions, but is well used going South and East. .You now stand at the old mill pond. A huge saw mill used to be here. Now, onlyruins remain. The road leads back to the East. .You stand in the middle of huge fields untouched by man for many years. .You stand outside of the Ice Cave entrance. The road goes back to the West and East into the tunnel. A huge gate blocks your way into the tunnel. .You are now in the Ice Cave. The tunnel extends to the East. The walls are fullof ice. .You are in an East / West tunnel of the Ice Cave. .You stand at a corner. The tunnel goes North and West. The ice is much thickerhere. .You are deep in the ice caverns, the road goes North & South. You feel a breezeblowing through the cave. .The tunnel here goes in all directions, but only the West & North passages are open enough to allow anything more than foot traffic. .You are in what used to be a meat locker. There are still old rusty peices of metal stuck deep in the ice. .The tunnel here is completely frozen shut. Your only way out is back South. .You are in an East/West tunnel. The ice is very thick. You can see something isfrozen in the ice, but it is too far in to see it clearly. .You are at a corner in the cave. The road leads to the South and West. .You are in a North/South tunnel. .You are in a North South tunnel. .You are in a small room. The ice has almost completely closed this room off. The only way out is back through the little hole on the West wall. .The road once again goes in all directions. To the East you can see light. On the ground, dirt is frozen into the ice. .You find that the ice has completely frozen the road shut. Where ever this roadonce led, it no longer is passable. You'll have to go East to leave. .Here the ice completely shuts the road off. You can see a sign in the ice, but it is unreadable. The exit is to the North. .You are in an East/West tunnel. The light to the East is quite bright. A wind blows from the East back into the tunnel. The ice here ends and the ground is very damp. The water from the melting ice quickly soaks into the ground. .You are at the East Entrance of Ice Cave. There is bright light everywhere. Theroad leaves the tunnel to the East, and goes back deeper into the tunnel to the West. .You are in the woods East of Ice Cave. There are large trees here and the grassis very green and lush. The road goes East & West. .You are up in a large Tree. The wind gently rustles the leaves. .You are at the top of a large pine tree. Below is your cabin. To the South is a large clearing. .You are at the top of a tree. Below is your cabin. To the North is a large clearing. To the North East is a range of tall hills & bluffs.
