Two doors to Other's Mountain camp

[theactordavid]

Going out on a limb here before the next episode and say the pictures in the gallery about the other's camps show two different doors. Some arguments:


1. It makes sense to have more than one entrance in case of attack, landslide, etc. Anyone with the resources to dig into a mountain and put in a door would surely be able to put in two.
2. The shots of these doors, even tho one is a closer view, show the doors pretty much from the same front-on view and:
3. The rocky outcrop to the right of the doors look similar in both shots, and with the different time of day and shadows it could look different. But to get the shot in the closeup with all that sky and no mountain, compared to the faraway shot with the mountain view , you'd have to get so far to the left of the doors it wouldn't look as "front on" as they do.
4. If the closeup shot is from closer and to the left, why did that tent on the right side creap in? If that is the tent from the left side (which in fact might be hiding the netting) then why is the view of the doors not severely skewed, but rather still straight on?

Obviously, two doorways cut into a mountain side will look similar, so I'm not surprised by that.

Anyway, I may be dead , but I'm getting this on record in case I'm right.

Thanks,
AL

[wmbbarber]

When I first looked at the photos I thought that there were 2 doors. From what I can remember one didn't have much rock on top and the other had a big tall pile on top like the top of the montaña.

[theactordavid]

Originally Posted by wmbbarber

When I first looked at the photos I thought that there were 2 doors. From what I can remember one didn't have much rock on top and the other had a big tall pile on top like the top of the montaña.

Yes, and the big pile is shown from a couple angles and no mountain to be seen in either one. However, I will need to take exception that the camp is located in Montana.

Link to web page showing both pictures with notes.

[wmbbarber]

Dude, it says montaña not montana. Montaña is spanish for mountain. And is easier to spell.

[theactordavid]

Originally Posted by wmbbarber

Dude, it says montaña not montana. Montaña is spanish for mountain. And is easier to spell.

Okay, dude - um.. got that. Just a joke. And btw montaña has only one less letter than mountain. Why not go with hill, and save four?

[homermoose]

probably only one surface door and an underground door leading away from the "hill"

[Uncle Pasto]

There is a thread on this in Spoilers called "hi I'm from Korea", and they look like the same picture. If you look closely at the rock formations around the door they are the same. Also on the door I noticed that there is a Dharma logo but can't make out a symbol. It is located right above the handles.

[theactordavid]

Originally Posted by Uncle Pasto

There is a thread on this in Spoilers called "hi I'm from Korea", and they look like the same picture. If you look closely at the rock formations around the door they are the same. Also on the door I noticed that there is a Dharma logo but can't make out a symbol. It is located right above the handles.

Go onto the main page of thetailsection.com and scroll down a bit. There's a nice closeup of it there.

Also go here http://www.thetailsection.com/forums...html#post14172
and read post #6 about the locks on the door being in different positions. It's two doors.

[DeRo316]

Uncle Pasto keeps shooting down the 2 doors ideas.....

the swan station has 2 entrances, why not this one?

[theactordavid]

Originally Posted by DeRo316

Uncle Pasto keeps shooting down the 2 doors ideas.....

the swan station has 2 entrances, why not this one?

1) Both hatches we've seen so far had two entrances, so
2) it follows that all hatches have two doors,
3) even if they're built into a mountain by hillbillys, and
4) this is not the first time Uncle Pesto and I have clashed. But I give him props for some solid posts, so we'll wait and see who gets to say "nyah nyah nyah."