STOREY 1 · BEFORE THE NAME CHANGED
The catalogue annex
Finding the room…
North · Storey 1
Drawers have labels for letters that are missing from the alphabet. A reading stand holds one clearly legible process note.
Storey 1 · Before the Name Changed. Arrived from The long gallery.
← → turn · ↑ walk through the facing doorway · ↓ retrace · Esc step back
Unfold the rubbed-away plan 0 rooms remembered
The plan keeps only your footsteps
Blank paper means somewhere you have yet to draw. Lines appear when you walk a passage. A fine underline marks its threshold when you return.
This storey is still blank.
Read the walked passages
No walked passages on this sheet yet.
About this scrap of paper
A fictional plan, normally remembered for this browser session when browser storage is available. Turning the tracing turns the drawing, not your view of the room. Ordinary exploration, your borrowed light and all exits remain available.
Passages & exploration help
Left and Right arrow keys turn. Up walks through the facing doorway; when several passages face you, choose one explicitly. Down retraces your route. Inside an inspection, Escape or Down on Step back returns to the room; arrow keys on other inspection controls are left alone. Lantern and pocket-plan controls use Tab and Enter; arrow navigation pauses while they have focus. Tab and Enter also reach every control. Nothing is timed or required.
A FILE FROM THE REAL ATLAS
A floor that must be turned
Springbank
- DOCUMENTED BY THE PRODUCER
- Springbank describes steeping barley for up to three days, spreading it on malting floors and turning it regularly. Its kilning route differs for Springbank, Longrow and Hazelburn.
- UNKNOWN HERE
- This is a description of site practice. It does not establish the exact malting or kilning schedule of an individual bottle.