| rdfs:comment | - To the southeast of the relay tower is a small car on what remains of a road. When reached turn southwest and go down the hill, and you will see a sewer gate. Within are two small chambers. One is a living area with two adult skeletons (male and female) along with food, tin cans, a toy car, a lunchbox, surgical tubing, a crutch, and other assorted supplies (mainly medical). However, despite the message stating that Bob Anderstein has a young boy with him, there is no third child skeleton to be found. In the opposite chamber, there is a burnt out terminal and the ham radio used to broadcast the distress signal, as well as a pre-War book, a D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine, and purified water.
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| abstract | - To the southeast of the relay tower is a small car on what remains of a road. When reached turn southwest and go down the hill, and you will see a sewer gate. Within are two small chambers. One is a living area with two adult skeletons (male and female) along with food, tin cans, a toy car, a lunchbox, surgical tubing, a crutch, and other assorted supplies (mainly medical). However, despite the message stating that Bob Anderstein has a young boy with him, there is no third child skeleton to be found. In the opposite chamber, there is a burnt out terminal and the ham radio used to broadcast the distress signal, as well as a pre-War book, a D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine, and purified water.
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