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The island is accessible by either direct flight to the [[Lospass Airport]] Terminal found on the southwest of the island, or by car through the Lost Highway that connects the mainland of the Federated States of Micronesia to the northern part of the island, or the Past Highway that connects to the southern portion.<ref>The Lospass pg. 18</ref> Any petrol cars must be parked at the [[Bluesky Cunningham parking lot]] located near the airport before visitors explore the island by foot.<ref>The Lospass pg. 4</ref> | |||
On the northeastern side of Lospass Island is the only hotel located here: the [[Flower, Sun, and Rain (hotel)|Flower, Sun, and Rain]]. West of the hotel is the [[Canadelcazett Church]], an ideal chapel for wedding ceremonies. Directly south of the hotel is the renowned [[Power Beach]], where the [[Diner]] is located.<ref>The Lospass pg. 5</ref> | |||
Located on the north side of the island is the [[Business Tower]], a lighthouse with the best view on Lospass. West of here is the [[Spice Shop]], which serves all of the grocery needs for tourists and residents alike. Following the road to the center of the island past the wheat fields leads to the [[Randelman Garden]], a former English-style garden that was eventually left to grow unchecked. While difficult to navigate, the field guides by the [[Forest Navigator]] machines assist in traversal. Past the garden lies the [[Ruins of Marmaleba]], an indigineous ruin that is the source of many legends of Lospass Island.<ref>The Lospass pg. 14</ref> | |||
Southeast of Lospass Island exists the smaller and deserted [[Eleki Island]]. It is only accessible via a Jetty from Power Beach. There exists a cave here that leads to the [[Stranded Ship]] northeast of the island, an American research vessel that ran aground due to some unknown incident.<ref>The Lospass pg. 17</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 22:29, 13 August 2024
Lospass Island is the primary setting of Flower, Sun, and Rain. It is a fictitious tropical island located near the Federated States of Micronesia, and known as a popular tourist location.
Geography
The island is accessible by either direct flight to the Lospass Airport Terminal found on the southwest of the island, or by car through the Lost Highway that connects the mainland of the Federated States of Micronesia to the northern part of the island, or the Past Highway that connects to the southern portion.[1] Any petrol cars must be parked at the Bluesky Cunningham parking lot located near the airport before visitors explore the island by foot.[2]
On the northeastern side of Lospass Island is the only hotel located here: the Flower, Sun, and Rain. West of the hotel is the Canadelcazett Church, an ideal chapel for wedding ceremonies. Directly south of the hotel is the renowned Power Beach, where the Diner is located.[3]
Located on the north side of the island is the Business Tower, a lighthouse with the best view on Lospass. West of here is the Spice Shop, which serves all of the grocery needs for tourists and residents alike. Following the road to the center of the island past the wheat fields leads to the Randelman Garden, a former English-style garden that was eventually left to grow unchecked. While difficult to navigate, the field guides by the Forest Navigator machines assist in traversal. Past the garden lies the Ruins of Marmaleba, an indigineous ruin that is the source of many legends of Lospass Island.[4]
Southeast of Lospass Island exists the smaller and deserted Eleki Island. It is only accessible via a Jetty from Power Beach. There exists a cave here that leads to the Stranded Ship northeast of the island, an American research vessel that ran aground due to some unknown incident.[5]