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 (Namespace: [[headspace:start]]) (Namespace: [[headspace:start]])
  
-^ [[headspace:start#typology|Type]] | A2: subconscious nexus |+{{headspace:forest-mountain.png}} 
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 +^ [[headspace:start#typology|Type]] | A2-//fhr//+: subconscious nexus, fluid, hazy memory, recurring, positive |
 ^ Occupants || ^ Occupants ||
 | No direct occupants known || | No direct occupants known ||
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 ^ [[Mountain city]] | Laid out throughout the mountain | ^ [[Mountain city]] | Laid out throughout the mountain |
 ^ [[Valley of acid rain]] | Out on a cliffside over one of the beaches | ^ [[Valley of acid rain]] | Out on a cliffside over one of the beaches |
-^ [[Land of the big funky bugs]] | Underground |+^ [[Land of the big funky bugs]]([[start#connection typology|??]]) | Underground |
 ^ [[Mannequin city]] | Via highway | ^ [[Mannequin city]] | Via highway |
  
 This large mountain island is covered entirely in redwood and eucalyptus forests. It represents a place we lived once. It also represents our ideal life, and is the default location for anything we imagine on a whim that has no real significance. (Which is //not// to say that //everything// on the mountain has no real significance. On the contrary, //all// connecting areas as outlined above are significant, and the //in//significant sub-areas are simply not documented at all.) This large mountain island is covered entirely in redwood and eucalyptus forests. It represents a place we lived once. It also represents our ideal life, and is the default location for anything we imagine on a whim that has no real significance. (Which is //not// to say that //everything// on the mountain has no real significance. On the contrary, //all// connecting areas as outlined above are significant, and the //in//significant sub-areas are simply not documented at all.)
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