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       Stardate: 20240929.2040
       Location: Picnic Shelter
       Input Device: Titan Tank + RK-F68
       Audio: Drizzle, wind in the trees, nighttime orchestra of crickets 
              and bugs.
       Visual: picnic shelter, chalk drawings on the pavement, a black 
               cat that came to visit, seeking shelter.
       Emotional: There is sadness and joy..soyness?.
       
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       20240930.1034 EDIT: Technically, this entry does >
       ROOPHLOCH since I was in a man-made picnic shelte>
       not so fond of moisture.
       
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       Another ROOPHLOCH entry.  This time...
       
       This will be my last transmission if I do not survive the flight 
       out of the Rust Belt.   There is sadness in leaving this place but 
       joy in what I have experienced.
       
       Today has just been me getting ready to leave.  There is not much 
       to do but I know that just sitting with this is good enough to 
       experience.  There is really nothing else left to do or people to 
       see.
       
       This rain has been a delight to experience for me.  We don't really 
       get to experience rain like this where I'm at so this has been a 
       treat.  Unfortunately, this weather is from Hurricane Helene, which 
       has caused a lot of problems south of here.  My prayers go out to 
       those affected or who have experienced loss from Helene. 
       
       Earlier, around sunset, I was walking around the lake and I saw a 
       doe with her fawn, about 50 feet away.  The doe was staring at me, 
       so I stopped and stared at her.  We stared at each other for quite 
       some time, like we were in love or something.  Then I cocked my 
       head to the side, inquisitively, like dogs sometimes do.  The doe 
       continued to stare.  I waved my hand and then put my hand down.  
       The doe bowed at me twice, turned around, lifted its tail, farted, 
       and then walked away with her fawn.  That cracked me up!  I looked 
       up at a nearby tree and saw Chip and Dale on a tree branch 
       observing this whole exchange, just 5 feet up from where I was 
       standing.  I'm sure they got a chuckle out that!  I know I would 
       have if I was them.
       
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