Lensman is a retired Peacekeeper and creator of the Teleport Maze. He won a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2006 CY Awards.
 Finding water on different regions on Mars has implications for understanding its complex geologic history, the possible existence of past life and the sustenance of potential future astronauts. Many space missions have taken photographs of the surface of the red planet, and some of them might show a subtle clue pointing to water on Mars that has been missed. By close inspection of images, following curiosity, applying scientific principles, applying knowledge about features on the Martian surface, and applying principles of planetary geology, such clues might be brought to light. Water is on mars! Visit station 300 for the details. By the way, the station is next to a pretty good object yard by Veger o.
Location: Mars 458N 176W
 Station 219 built by Loctite in 2001 is an extensive urban and forest setting. It predates a lot of the newer features we enjoy today but provides an opportunity to explore the past. In building the Teleport Maze I have explored quite a bit and this may be the only build by this citizen.
Location: AW 3522S 5423E
Just to remind folks you can explore a great deal of AW with the AW Mapper which recently had an update (see insert). http://www.imabot.com/alphamapper/
Announcement: The Teleport Maze has expanded to 450 stations and the goal is 500 stations. If you would like your very own station (enhanced with 4.1) telegram Lensman or contact Lensman64@aol.com. The land requirement is a minimum of 3X3 walk objects or Landa objects (which is better) and if you want the station to blend with your build 5X5 is best.
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