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Revision as of 12:53, 6 December 2019
A slan shack, of sorts in the 60s. After moving out of Labyrinth 3, Jack Harness and Owen Hannifen moved to "Labyrinth of Valeron" which was directly upstairs from the "Hobbit Hole" where Ted Johnstone lived at the time.
E. E. Smith's Skylark of Valeron was the sequel to his Skylark Three.
Their next apartment was Labyrinth Duquesne.
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