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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. | 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. These cabins attempt to look rusticated but are too polished to bring it off: wooden floors, soft rugs in front of a fireplace, beds with patchwork quilts (soft because of its materials, chosen via genie, not from age or frequent washing). <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> There are birds (alien ones, obv). | |||
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Revision as of 22:27, 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. These cabins attempt to look rusticated but are too polished to bring it off: wooden floors, soft rugs in front of a fireplace, beds with patchwork quilts (soft because of its materials, chosen via genie, not from age or frequent washing). [3]
The climate in this area is warm with cool breezes and infrequent rain.[4] There are birds (alien ones, obv).