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Summary,
Project
8606,
June
1986,
Paul
Site
is
a
land/structure
interface.
More
than
one
structure
is
present
at
the
site,
all
though
these
structures
may
be
attached
or
in
some
other
way
connected
to
give
the
idea
of
one
composite
structure.
Construction
is
functional
rather
than
esthetic,
and
involves
various
stairs
with
railings,
walls
and
roofs
of
varying
heights.
There
is
a
rounded
component,
perhaps
dome-like
to
the
centralized
concept
of
the
structure.
The
dimensional
idea
of
"labyrinthian"
is
manifest,
as
are
largely
blank
walls,
pavement,
and
at
least
one
metal
door.
Structure
is
made
of
> concrete,
and
ladders
are
used
for
access
to
at
least
some
portion(s)
of
the
structure.
There
are
security
lights.
The
structure(s)
cover
.
extensive
area,
and
grass
covers
surrounding
grounds.
Structure
is
surrounded
by
double
fencing,
perhaps
cyclone-type
topped
with
barbed
wire,
and
may
be
watched
by
guards
and
dogs.
A
moveable
vehicle
gate
permits
access
to
the
paved
area
around
the
structure ( s )
;
at
least
one
heavy
truck
seems
to
be
parked
nearby.
There
is
a
sense
of
vehicles
"going
out,
or
responding,"
suggesting
an
AOL
of
firetrucks
on
call
at
a
firestation.
Water
is
nearby.
A
cone-shaped
object
with
alternate
black-and-white
longitudinal
stripes
seems
to
be
relevant
to
the
site.
Equipment
and
tangled
wires
and
cables,
with
the
essence
of
the
idea
"power
supply"
is
present.
"Compound"
in both
the
sense
of
a
combination
of
different
structural
and
functional
elements,
and
a
closed,
surrounded
facility
appears
to
be
a
concept
associated
with
the
site.
There
seems
to
be
a
large,
deep
underground
element
involved
with
the
site.
A
large,
flat
cement
area
may
be
important,
as
is
. an
"around,"
relatively
low
structure
with
some
sort
of
bumps
in
the
top
of
it.
A
person
wearing
what
may
be
a
uniform
is
present,
who
demonstrates
an
officious,
smug,
self-satisfied,
autocratic
personality.
He
considers
himself
"in
charge."
The
inside
of
the
structure
is
new,
"modern,"
efficiently
designed
,
_ and
suggests
the
AOL
of
a
relatively
austerely
appointed
shopping
mall
or
office—muffled,
perhaps
carpeted,
relatively
spacious,
quiet
lighting,
new
smells,
grey
walls,
furnished,
cool.
Walls
are
very
solid— "substantial"—and
are
"built
to
last."
There
is
a
buffer
zone"
around
the
structure.
Trucks
with
people
seem
to
be
going
in
and
out
of
the
"compound."
The
site
has
a
feeling
of
being
non-U. S.
AOLs
that
emerged
in
the
course
of
the
session
were
Chernobyl
and
a
military
compound
in
Libya
or
elsewhere
in
the
Mid-East
.
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