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Used as a dumping ground by the filthy tenants of Ostler Towers before the outbreak, many of Heytown's homeless frequented the location as a source of food and clothing. Some eventually set up a makeshift camp, made from discarded appliances and bedding mostly, the remnants of which can still be seen to this day. | |||
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Heytown [77, 38]
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Wasteland 77,38
Description
Clearly superior to nearby Wasteland 76,37 and Wasteland 76,39.
History
Used as a dumping ground by the filthy tenants of Ostler Towers before the outbreak, many of Heytown's homeless frequented the location as a source of food and clothing. Some eventually set up a makeshift camp, made from discarded appliances and bedding mostly, the remnants of which can still be seen to this day.
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