This appears to be the truck that either got the most care over the years… or else it just suffered a lot less tragedy than the others.
It looks like it’s pretty decent shape, maybe it even still runs? Someone around here must be collecting these trucks, you think.
But who (and where) the hell are they? Enough trucks already; you decide to head over to the lively side of town: the Post Office.
Maybe it’s just the air around here but these ghosts remind you of some early Beastie Boys moment, frozen in time.
They seem to want you to turn around and… oh look, maybe they’re pointing to that other ghost!
Weird, how did you not see that before? And the ghost these three are pointing towards seems to have… a bicycle?
Did it just get here or something?
You gotta check-ch-check-check-check-ch-check it out… What-wha-what-what-what’s it all about? (RIP Adam Yauch)
You’ve noticed this same thing happening around the area; these half-buried wooden structures that look like they were once cabins, maybe? But now it’s hard to tell so many years later.
So you step closer to the old door frame in order to take a better look inside. The gravel leading in suddenly gives way and you lose your footing, slipping through the door! Broken glass and gravel, dust and small rocks follow you inside the little room as you scramble to catch a foothold… but this cat litter of doom is as fast as you are!
You start getting panicked. Death by little landslide!?
After several cough-filled seconds, the dust flow slows to a mild torrent and you finally get some leverage.
There are tumbleweeds piled up in every corner of this small room, but you start to realize that the bottom is somehow deeper than the few boards of a “floor” that’s barely keeping you from falling further. Holy crap! It’s unreal that you haven’t crashed through by now!
Maybe you should get the heck out of here and run away. There’s still that tiny Fort over by your vehicle… or you can just bail on this place altogether, adventurer.
Totally up to you, just get out of here.
From this angle you can see the reinforced doors better, which starkly contrast the collapsed mess of a roof and supporting walls.
You decide to look closer look at the front doors.