Alone in a Fire Lookout Tower: A Survival Horror Story

Fifty feet above a mountain forest. No road. No one for miles. And one side of the tower that nothing will walk on. A fire lookout survival horror story, told day by day through a logbook. You arrive in June to watch for smoke until September. The last lookout wrote in the logbook every day, until Day 71. Dispatch only says he left early. Three rules are written on the wall: 1. The gate stays latched from dusk to dawn. 2. Food never goes up the stairs. 3. Write everything down, even when it's nothing. Chapters: 0:00 Lightning at Fifty Feet 0:38 The Message That Cut Off 1:12 The Inventory 1:54 Three Rules and a Logbook 2:14 The Vane Points the Wrong Way 3:08 Nothing Walks North 3:50 The Smoke 4:31 Rule One Is Broken 5:33 The Voice on the Ridge 7:34 Something Went Wrong... 7:40 Why Did He Leave? How long can you keep them? This is a work of fiction. The survival details in the story (boiling water, dry lightning, bears, fire spotting) reflect general guidance and are not professional advice. New stories coming. Subscribe so you don't miss the next logbook.