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I discovered more or less what I expected - a run down / abandoned warehse. by the old piers in Batt'y Park area. The loading docks were filled with moldering boxes. (What the scavengers didn't find - the rats did!) Finding the "Red Queen's looking glass" in this shambles of a building was a bit of a challenge. I finally discovered a toilet in the back area - blocked off by fallen timbers. I saw the door: painted red. Managed to pry it open with a crowbar. Insdie, there was a large mirror set into the wall. Wrapped my hand in a rag and smashed it open. most significant!

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  • Mark Meltzer Writings: Days 44-57
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  • I discovered more or less what I expected - a run down / abandoned warehse. by the old piers in Batt'y Park area. The loading docks were filled with moldering boxes. (What the scavengers didn't find - the rats did!) Finding the "Red Queen's looking glass" in this shambles of a building was a bit of a challenge. I finally discovered a toilet in the back area - blocked off by fallen timbers. I saw the door: painted red. Managed to pry it open with a crowbar. Insdie, there was a large mirror set into the wall. Wrapped my hand in a rag and smashed it open. most significant!
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  • I discovered more or less what I expected - a run down / abandoned warehse. by the old piers in Batt'y Park area. The loading docks were filled with moldering boxes. (What the scavengers didn't find - the rats did!) Finding the "Red Queen's looking glass" in this shambles of a building was a bit of a challenge. I finally discovered a toilet in the back area - blocked off by fallen timbers. I saw the door: painted red. Managed to pry it open with a crowbar. Insdie, there was a large mirror set into the wall. Wrapped my hand in a rag and smashed it open. Tucked in the hollow in the wall, I found three items: a scroll of paper (a very unusual map / chart?)* A reel-to-reel tape. And a third item - poss. the most significant! Breaking & entering is not my forte - I was spotted by cops as I left. Not Det. Stango's goons - ordinary Dock patrolmen - they assumed I was just a nut-job/scavenger - so I played the part. ACted the fool and convinced them I was harmless. They let me go - though they'll have a hell of a story to tell at the station - about the wacko with the BLANK BLUE MAP!*(Hope that Stango doesn't catch wind of it!) ← so much for THAT dream... SON OF A BITCH THINKS I MURDERED HER NOW??? * The Bellman's Cart? Is this what O.O.L.'s new riddle means?
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