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Description	Screenshot from the introduction to the Eamon adventure Idol of the Incas by Clyde Easterday. You have climbed high in the Peruvian Mountains to get to the Incan City you have read about, called 'Machu Picchu'. Some of the mountains you have climbed to get here, reached over 15,000 feet. The mountain trails were dangerous and narrow. The air is thin and it is hard to breathe. Before you in all its glory lies an Incan 'Kingdom in the Clouds'. As you stand there catching your breath, you look down the mountain and see the ancient 'Nazca Lines' on the desert floor that were made by a long ago lost and forgotten civilization. The lines make a huge spider, and other drawings on the desert floor, for all to look at and wonder how they were made and —why—? You think about it as you turn back around and remember that you have come here, high in the Peruvian Mountains, to find the 'Idol of the Incas'.
Source	Screenshot captured by Huw Williams (Huwmanbeing) from the original program running in AppleWin.
Date	1997
Author	Clyde Easterday
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