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The lighthouse on the extreme end of the cliff forms the northernmost spot the colonists have explored yet. Beyond that point there seems to be an eternal bad weather zone, with massice clouds darkening the horizon and perpetual lighting shattering the sky. Patrols are advised to not go any further than the lighthouse, regardless whether they travel in airships or on the ground. Instead the lighthouse is used as a turning point for the airship patrols and sometimes as a shelter for the scientists who want to study the Furrywhales. These creatures seem to be attracted to the lighthouses beam, rising their furry heads out of the water and singing to it in choirs up to several dozen specimens.

The lighthouse log contains the last known message from Colonel Kowalski, the former commander of the colonists Explorer Troop and hero of the colony. It is assumed that Kowalski went beyond the invisible frontier and ventured into the northern territories, relentlessly searching for his los...

Long time photographer and graphic and miniature artist living in Denmark with the best family in the universe (including the best little dog and the cutest cat in the universe). Working freelance, specialising in illustrations for bloggers and editors, portrait shoots for classic car owners, landscape photography and miniature work. When not behind a camera or before a work desk, I enjoy spending time with my family, riding my Yamaha motorbike and beachcombing for interesting artifacts with my wife (who's my one and only love for all time). For my photo- and videography I used to work with a row of CANON cameras, but a few years ago my wife Christine, who is herself a well-known portrait and lifestyle photographer in Germany, convinced...