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The resort's intake area is a security outpost disguised as an airy lookout with large windows. It has a commanding view of the resort, which is arranged in the center of a lake on a series of small connected islands, with dozens of bungalows covered in climbing vines and flowers. These are built on the tiny islands, which are connected by bridges to a central island, larger than the others, with the conference center, amphitheater, restaurants, clubhouse and rental offices for swimming and boating gear. This property was manmade--the lake did not have islands on it.<ref>Faith in the Service, Chapter 3</ref> | The resort's intake area is a security outpost disguised as an airy lookout with large windows. It has a commanding view of the resort, which is arranged in the center of a lake on a series of small connected islands, with dozens of bungalows covered in climbing vines and flowers. These are built on the tiny islands, which are connected by bridges to a central island, larger than the others, with the conference center, amphitheater, restaurants, clubhouse and rental offices for swimming and boating gear. This property was manmade--the lake did not have islands on it.<ref>Faith in the Service, Chapter 3</ref> | ||
Most of the cottages have a central bathroom and lobby and two or three personal rooms off the core. Some are one or two person cabins, though. <ref>Faith in the Service, Chapter 3</ref> | |||
The climate in this area is warm with cool breezes and infrequent rain.<ref>Faith in the Service, Chapter 3</ref> | The climate in this area is warm with cool breezes and infrequent rain.<ref>Faith in the Service, Chapter 3</ref> | ||
Revision as of 22:24, 16 June 2020
The resort planet that Alysha goes to for her captains' retreat. [1]
Primary Resort
The resort's intake area is a security outpost disguised as an airy lookout with large windows. It has a commanding view of the resort, which is arranged in the center of a lake on a series of small connected islands, with dozens of bungalows covered in climbing vines and flowers. These are built on the tiny islands, which are connected by bridges to a central island, larger than the others, with the conference center, amphitheater, restaurants, clubhouse and rental offices for swimming and boating gear. This property was manmade--the lake did not have islands on it.[2]
Most of the cottages have a central bathroom and lobby and two or three personal rooms off the core. Some are one or two person cabins, though. [3]
The climate in this area is warm with cool breezes and infrequent rain.[4]