Crown Resorts Horizon
Published 13th of October, 2021
The Tradesman's Entrance
I didn't explore down there. There is a line between having a casual wander and poking your nose where it doesn't belong. Put it another way, if a policeman saw me on the lawn it would look a lot less suspicious than if he saw me down here amongst the bins.
Mystery Squares
What are all those square concrete blocks for though?
Anyone For Tennis?
The tennis courts still looked playable. I wonder if they ever get used now?
Funny Vents
Walking around the back of the hotel, I came across these funny vents. This is what I was referring to when I mentioned that there was more underground than you might think. Are the kitchens below here or something? It would make sense as it would allow more of the prime hotel area to be used for bedrooms.
Thirsty
This poor bush obviously needed a decent water supply.
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