Most obscure locations in TLD

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

This shattered pressure lamp.  Notice the broken glass next to it.

 

[Leeanda]

That one I actually recognized! ☺

[ManicManiac]

19 minutes ago, I_eat_only_wolf_meat said:

This shattered pressure lamp

That looks to me like

 

Ash Canyon... just above on the ledge overlooking the Angler's Den.

Edited February 22, 2022 by ManicManiac
Forgot the tag... tried to quickly add it in.

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

11 minutes ago, ManicManiac said:

That looks to me like

Correct

Also, how do you do the 'hidden contents' tag?

Edited February 22, 2022 by I_eat_only_wolf_meat

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

This hard-to-reach bedroll.

 

In Hibernia Processing

 

Edited March 6, 2022 by I_eat_only_wolf_meat

[piddy3825]

 

Workbench in trailer at Keeper's Pass South

[piddy3825]

I dont think anyone has ever been here before...

 

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

@piddy3825

Love your pegboard, and how the hell did you get in there?

[piddy3825]

lol, @I_eat_only_wolf_meat,

I channelled my inner convict and Mathis showed me the way.  I was always told the beds in the prison infirmary
are much cleaner and softer and the food is usually better as well.   and my toilet water was so sparkling clean,  I thought I was drinking Perrier!

[piddy3825]

Interesting find

retrieved yet another flare gun and 5 shells

Somebody let @Leeanda know as she's collecting flareguns and shells so she can complete her moose challenge!

Where am I?

bottom of the ravine in Keeper's Pass North

[Leeanda]

7 minutes ago, piddy3825 said:

Interesting find

retrieved yet another flare gun and 5 shells

Somebody let @Leeanda know as she's collecting flareguns and shells so she can complete her moose challenge!

Where am I?

 

  Reveal hidden contents

bottom of the ravine in Keeper's Pass North

 

Thanks! I knew that one! Not going there without the bear roll though, way too cold!🙂

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

11 hours ago, piddy3825 said:

retrieved yet another flare gun and 5 shells

I hate that location.  You're probably already cold by the time you get there, and then you have to climb your way out.  Plus, that looks like one of those rare "no indoor zone" caves.  The first screenshot I posted in this thread is another example of those.

[piddy3825]

yeah it is a pretty unhospitable spots.  fair amount of firewood about and I did have some coal on me.  
It is/was wind protected so staying warm wasn't too bad.  I brought my own bag cause a 2C spruce bough bed
wasn't going to cut it very long.  I took a 2 hour nap, brewed some fresh coffee and got the heck outta there as
soon as I was able.   Was suffering from Hypothermia by the time I made it to the trailer in Keeper's Pass South!

[Kranium]

Different take. Easy to see where, just not a place I imagine most have been.

 

 

One can goat all the way up there & walk off into the distant mountains and right off the map...

[I_eat_only_wolf_meat]

1 hour ago, Kranium said:

Different take. Easy to see where, just not a place I imagine most have been.

 

 

One can goat all the way up there & walk off into the distant mountains and right off the map...

That certainly qualifies as obscure.  I'm going to try to get up there now.

[hozz1235]

On 2/18/2022 at 1:09 PM, piddy3825 said:

If you were trapped in a frozen Hell during a blizzard and freezing to death, why would get out of the car?

Reminds me of my question regarding corpses found in the "cold zone" at the front of caves vs. the "warm zone" at the back of the cave.  I had a persistent replier who was adamant it was due to hypothermia...

[piddy3825]

51 minutes ago, hozz1235 said:

Reminds me of my question regarding corpses found in the "cold zone" at the front of caves vs. the "warm zone" at the back of the cave.  I had a persistent replier who was adamant it was due to hypothermia...

well hypothermia would maybe help to explain the why.   I think I remember reading that one of the symptoms of advanced hypothermia is that somewhere in the process the victim actually believes they are too hot and some bodies have been found IRL where the corpse is competely naked as the victim has removed most if not all their clothing in an attempt to "cool" off.  

[hozz1235]

On 3/11/2022 at 3:39 PM, piddy3825 said:

well hypothermia would maybe help to explain the why.   I think I remember reading that one of the symptoms of advanced hypothermia is that somewhere in the process the victim actually believes they are too hot and some bodies have been found IRL where the corpse is competely naked as the victim has removed most if not all their clothing in an attempt to "cool" off.  

Yeah, kinnda weird huh?  Normally, our bodies give us warning signs to keep us alive - in that case, our mind is trying to kill us!

[Bearimpaler101]

On 2/17/2022 at 10:02 PM, piddy3825 said:

That's broken railroad in the back of the car at the hunting lodge

[piddy3825]

41 minutes ago, Bearimpaler101 said:

That's broken railroad in the back of the car at the hunting lodge

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