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I'm moving the following text from the article page as it evidently belongs here on the talk page:

I went to visit the fort today. I had to find my way through the thousand or so illegal shanties that block the way to the fort. However, I was pleasantly surprised when I reached the fort. A chap called Danny along with his few mates have assumed the role of the keeper of the fort. They are running a gym inside it and also seemed to have kept the place in good shape with a reasonably recent looking coat of paint and the place looking very clean once you actually got inside the fort. He also claimed that he and his friends have managed to put a stop to rampant drinking that used to take place there.

added 2 weeks ago by an anonymous user

--BACbKA 00:22, 8 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]