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For ease of travel, please provide a description with the conditions as they are on your street.
On Mitchell Road, the power remains out. The rain outside appears to be comprised of some type of toxic chemical. It is withering plant life and, upon inspection, appears to burn to the skin. However, as of yet, my home appears to be capable of weathering the condition. From my window, I can also ascertain the location of the polling place at 1444 Mitchell Road, that drones appear to be roaming the streets mobbing passerby, and that the lights may be on down the street at Brady Lane.
However, a survey will verify and expand upon this information to the benefit of all.
Beaver Street: Power has returned. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No other known obstacles.
Ricardo Street: Possible gas leaks. Exercise caution.
Bunker Street: No power. Plumbing issues have led to widespread flooding. One polling station at 767.
Mitchell Road: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. One polling station at 1444.
Brady Lane: Power has returned. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No other known obstacles.
Williams Road: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street.
Goldberg Street: Power has returned. Plumbing issues have led to widespread flooding.
Kramden Road: No power. Gas leaks in buildings. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No reports of fires at present moment.
Beulah Street: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street.
Nelson Street: No power. Gas leaks in buildings. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. There is a polling place, but it has gone up in flames. Considering the presence of gas leaks, this street ought to be avoided if possible.
Cunningham Lane:
Partridge Drive:
Shops:
Elsewhere: The hospital is supplied with a backup generator that may be used in the case of medical emergencies only.
Drones are more hostile to those who have voted. Take precautions.
On Mitchell Road, the power remains out. The rain outside appears to be comprised of some type of toxic chemical. It is withering plant life and, upon inspection, appears to burn to the skin. However, as of yet, my home appears to be capable of weathering the condition. From my window, I can also ascertain the location of the polling place at 1444 Mitchell Road, that drones appear to be roaming the streets mobbing passerby, and that the lights may be on down the street at Brady Lane.
However, a survey will verify and expand upon this information to the benefit of all.
Beaver Street: Power has returned. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No other known obstacles.
Ricardo Street: Possible gas leaks. Exercise caution.
Bunker Street: No power. Plumbing issues have led to widespread flooding. One polling station at 767.
Mitchell Road: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. One polling station at 1444.
Brady Lane: Power has returned. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No other known obstacles.
Williams Road: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street.
Goldberg Street: Power has returned. Plumbing issues have led to widespread flooding.
Kramden Road: No power. Gas leaks in buildings. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. No reports of fires at present moment.
Beulah Street: No power. Rain with acidic properties. Drones behaving with hostility on the street.
Nelson Street: No power. Gas leaks in buildings. Drones behaving with hostility on the street. There is a polling place, but it has gone up in flames. Considering the presence of gas leaks, this street ought to be avoided if possible.
Cunningham Lane:
Partridge Drive:
Shops:
Elsewhere: The hospital is supplied with a backup generator that may be used in the case of medical emergencies only.
Drones are more hostile to those who have voted. Take precautions.