TANGLEWATER LANDING

Rad Rux set Tanglewater Landing at the edge of the Mire and tied the tiny shack directly to a narrow pier. Rusted walls, old boards, fishing gear, and a few warm lamps keep the place humble. The name fits the vines, roots, and dark water gathered around it.

Every inch inside has a job, with a small cooking area, storage, a workbench, and a chair positioned near the open view. Supplies hang from the walls because there is little room to waste. The upper platform provides a dry place to watch the water and check the weather.

Tanglewater Landing is a quiet stop between Rad Rux’s larger projects. He can repair gear, sort records, or sit on the pier while the Mire settles down for the evening. It is small, honest, and built exactly where it needs to be.