The year is 1988. You’re standing in the centre of a long abandoned desert. The sun, which is directly above you, emits its scorching rays of heat upon your pale skin. Because of the light it emits, you cannot look up. And so you look around you. Left and right, but even in-front and behind, you see nothing more but sand that stretches to the end of the lengthy and endless horizon. But as your eyes adjust to the distance, you are able to distinguish an object sitting in a remotely flat part of the environment. You look around you again, and again. Indeed, it is the only object that is visible to your eyes. Eventually, you have no choice but to walk towards the object. Slowly, but steadily, you come to motion. Step by step, as small as can be, you gradually draw closer to the large, and yet unidentified object. But as you come yet closer, and closer, to a distance of probably hundreds of yards away, you can see large metal posts stretching upwards, pointing at the clear and blue sky.
