Day 604:<\/p>\n
I’ve dug far enough that I spent today extending my rail network so I don’t have to walk as far to get home.<\/p>\n
It’s so far from where I usually am that I’m considering adding another mattress out there so that maybe I don’t have to come home every night.<\/p>\n
I mean, ok, let’s be honest, I don’t come\u00a0all the way home<\/i> to where the duckens and the sheep and the cows and pigs live, every day. I already have a spare bed out about a two hour walk from there because. And another bed that’s close to Bed 2, but about eight floors down, because some days that is\u00a0also<\/em> a two hour walk, and it really is uphill. (The inside of the hill.)<\/p>\n So a third bed a two hour walk from Bed 2 would probably be good.<\/p>\n As it is I only go back to “home”, “the farm”, whatever I feel like calling it any given day, every few days to make sure all the animals are still alive and the crops are still growing.<\/p>\n So far so good.<\/p>\n Or when I need fancy tools I’ll head back. Or I want to store something important. The things you use a home\u00a0for<\/em>.<\/p>\n I don’t know what to call these other caverns. Camps? If so, this one’s going to be Camp UnderMountain, because I’m pretty sure that’s where I am. And that means I have a whole lot of digging straight up to do.<\/p>\n It’s time to build a stairwell.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Day 604: I’ve dug far enough that I spent today extending my rail network so I don’t have to walk as far to get home. It’s so far from where I usually am that I’m considering adding another mattress out there so that maybe I don’t have to come home every night. I mean, ok, … <\/p>\n