Transect

Laundry project to examine and catalogue all accessible Ley Lines and related nexii in Britain¹. The TRANSECT File is one of the oldest on-going projects in the Laundry, having been started in the late Eighteenth century by one of our esteemed predecessor agencies. Modern geomantic methodologies allow far more accurate surveying than before, while the approaching NIGHTMARE threshold means that the “mesh” of Lines and junctions is changing frequently.

The Laundry had plans to include an OLIVEWOOD module on an upcoming ESA geo-imaging satellite launch, but the legalities of geomantic “spy satellites” are awaiting clarification in the upcoming round of Benthic Treaty talks…

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QV: TROD

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Footnotes

1. The associated mapping projects covering the globe (or at least the former British Empire) haVE, regrettably, been shelved as beyond the scope of current requirements. If Mahogany Row change their mind about this, look for them under ALPINE TRANSECT, HIMALAYAN TRANSECT, and (possibly) APPALACHIAN TRANSECT.