Junction of Tjolmar Lane and Gashok Road               -      -      - 
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The northernmost road in Lowangen, Gashok Road runs east-west along the
stone revetted walls which form a perimeter around the city.  This older
conduit is comprised of carefully hand-laid bricks.  This section of the
road has been better preserved over the years, due to its proximity to the
town center and the historically lighter volume of foot traffic.  A tall
obsidian street lamp rises up at this intersection, marking the crossing for
weary travelers.  To the south lies a rocky stone path, built from the
surplus material left over from the construction of the town's walls,
Tjolmar Lane.  
A homeless man is asking for some money or food here.
A Lowangen city guard is keeping law and order on the streets.
A pigeon is looking for food on the streets here.
    You sense a hidden life form in the area.
A begging vagrant begs you for a bit of gold. You graciously let him peep at your fortune.