>>857077Middle floor. None of this shitty graffiti was here last year, a couple of highschoolers found the place in early 2016, brought some neon paint, and went to town all over the inside and outside. When I found the place in 2015 it was still untouched and full of original supplies, a mattress and some candles in the bottom floor, a bookshelf that bordered the entire wall holding dozens of books on survival, conservation, horticulture, music, and some woodsy fiction. Since the vandals found it I believe the original builder has withdrawn all of his belongings, very few books remain, the mattress and all of the cleaning supplies are gone. A damn shame, but nothing this incredible lasts in the woods unless it's remote enough that nobody else will find it for decades to come, this place is only a 10 minute hike from a paved country road.
