You head out up the tree line towards the cabin.
It's in surprisingly good shape. The windows all have shutters on them, and those shutters are closed. Though, as you get closer, you can see a wane light shining through the cracks in those shutters.
There is a main building, probably the cabin proper where the woodcutter and his family lived. Attached to it is what looks like some kind of barn or storeroom. Probably where the lumber was stored. In front of the storeroom is an old wagon. The wagon is in much worse shape than the cabin. Two of it's wheels have fallen off, and it is stuck in the dirt like an old socialite well past her prime, whose tea parties no one attends any longer.
None of you see anything out of the ordinary or hear anything of concern from where you are.
I am assuming you guys have circled the cabin from the northwest to the northeast and back again to recon it. You are about 45' out. There seems to be a dim light shining from inside the cabin, but the windows are all shuttered and you cannot see inside.
Area 1 is the main cabin. Area 2 is the storeroom. The wagon is obviously the wagon.
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