The High Hideout

Date: 8/30/2017

I'm in a foggy, misty rainy forest with a Ron and Hermione type character respectively. There are huge pines, firs and other evergreens. We come across a massive tower structure, similar to a radio tower without the antennae and satellite dishes. We decide to climb. The climb takes us higher and higher, until we are above the trees, looking over the land. The forest went on for kilometres in ever direction. We had absolutely no sign of civilization, save our tower. It was a massive metal structure, that went up into the clouds. It was hard to hold on and keep climbing the ladder with the wind and rain battering us, trying to knock us down. As we ascended, the clouds became denser and denser, until it was impossible to see 3 metres in any direction! The radio tower came to an abrupt stop, ending on a flat 2ft by 2ft square. Above that was a rope ladder, hanging mysteriously in the middle of the air, rising into the fog. At this point we were about 1000 metres up.We kept climbing. This was terrifying. The rope ladder was barely stable, but we kept climbing. Eventually, we came to a solid metal ladder, hanging in the sky above the rope ladder, which was suspended by literally nothing. We got onto the metal ladder and continued to climb. The winds were harsh and the rain was like bullets. After some time, the metal ladder came to a little platform, about 1m², which supported a much much larger, room sized yellow canopy, almost like a circus tent with the central pole extruding out from the platform. The platform was in the middle, the tent (which somehow was very stable in the wind) extended out 2m around the central platform, but between the edge of the tent and the platform there was nothing to stand on. Move off the platform and you fall 2500 metres. The tent was kept by a man who looked like Benedict Cumberbatch, who invited us up. His tent structure was incredible stable, compared the rattling, shaking ladder attached to it. The fog and wind and rain are still very strong. Around the perimeter of the tent, he had game stations set up, and each on had seats with buckles, which were suspended from the roof of the big tent. The game stations, which aesthetically looked like a mix between arcade machines and ATMs, were solidly attached to the tent itself somehow. The hanging seats hung over the gap between the 1m² central platform and the 3m radius of the tent. The keeper invited us to sit down on the chairs, which were able to move freely around the tent somehow, and play the games. So we did. After some time, I found out he likes to skydive off the tower. He has an overhanging platform set up, extending out of the tent into the mist, off of which he jumps. The dream is shaky after this, with a bunch of smaller segments out of chronological order and logical order. They are: Ron, Hermione and I leave, and come back again, much to the dismay Ron and Hermione who warn me that the guy seems dangerous. I ask my parents if they'd be okay with me going skydiving, I don't say any details past that. I go skydiving with the guy. I almost fall out of his chairs. I have to reach up to grab the belt that suspends the chair, it's too far away, however the chair isn't falling into the mist while I do that. I'm in the shoes of a guy like Tucker Gott, who's wingsuit flying around a forest with a huge opening where a massive lake resides. around the lake there are huge evergreens growing, at least 50m to 100m tall. He's doing his usual talking and logging as he flies and does tricks and manoeuvres through the trees and over the lake. Its still foggy in this segment. I'm at home however where my bathroom is, is a other bedroom, and in that bedroom, Leigh Hanika, the Baron twins, David, and some others are playing a card trivia game. I popped in once when they were getting started, and once again when they were well into the game. I saw there was a trivia card about Hinduism, so I asked Leigh to play it. I didn't know the answer though. There's some more skydiving and falling and wind and rain, my memory is quite FOGGY in that part. I wake up.