Pony Roam-O
| Pony Roam-O | |
|---|---|
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| Class | Areas |
| Type | Horse stable |
| Region | Knox Country |
| Map Coordinates | 8532 x 8527 |
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Pony Roam-O is a horse and pony stable business in Doe Valley, in the north central part of Knox Country. It lies east of Fallas Lake, among the quiet farms of the valley.
The business is run by Joe McKenzie, whose radio ads invite families to put their children in the saddle. Billboards around the county advertise riding trails, lessons and ponies. The site is a small rural cluster of stables, an office, a storage shed and a fenced paddock.
Survivors come here for its quiet more than its loot. Zombie numbers nearby are relatively low. That makes the stable an unusual but workable base in open country, close to the shops of Fallas Lake.
Pony Roam-O Layout
An office building is joined to a stable. Across from it stand a small storage shed and a large fenced paddock. A small house sits near the storage shed. Along the trail to the west lies another stable with a waiting area and a toilet.
Fallas Lake is to the west. Otter Pond is to the northeast. McCoy's Logging lies to the southeast, and the farmland of central Doe Valley to the southwest.
The nearest places on the map, with the direction to head from Pony Roam-O.
| Location | Type | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Fallas Lake | Town | West |
| Otter Pond | Pond | Northeast |
| McCoy's Logging | Timber yard | Southeast |
| Doe Valley | Farmland | Southwest |
| Muldraugh | Town | Southeast |
Possible Loot Items in Pony Roam-O
The storage shed holds the only substantial loot on the site. It is the first building to search. The small house gives ordinary house loot. Fallas Lake is the nearest town for food, medicine, tools and weapons.
Surviving in Pony Roam-O
Low zombie numbers make the stable a calm place to settle. The fenced paddock gives a ready enclosure for animals. The surrounding fields suit farming.
Water is the main challenge here. Rain collectors or trips to a lake need planning early. Fallas Lake gives supplies and a quick retreat, and the roads of Doe Valley connect the stable to McCoy's Logging and Muldraugh.
Notes
- Joe McKenzie runs the business, according to its radio ads.
- The storage shed holds the best loot on the site.
- The fenced paddock makes a ready animal enclosure.
- Water needs planning from the start.
- Fallas Lake lies just to the west.
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