Extract from Form 22

Entries made against one register number, one in each two hundred, the most recent first, as held at the date of this extract. The subject is entered as last seen. Nothing has been resolved.

No.	Entered	Where	Kadd
R-0179	path in use	45.8S 44.1E	0
R-0179	path in use	39.5S 43.5E	200
R-0179	path in use	39.6S 52.3E	400
R-0179	path in use	41.2S 59.6E	600
R-0179	path in use	42.2S 62.0E	800
R-0179	path in use	40.7S 67.3E	1,000
R-0179	path in use	35.0S 63.5E	1,200
R-0179	path in use	31.5S 56.3E	1,400
R-0179	path in use	25.8S 59.7E	1,600
R-0179	path in use	21.9S 62.9E	1,800
R-0179	path in use	15.9S 64.2E	2,000
R-0179	path in use	9.8S 63.8E	2,200

Kadd is counted back from the date of the extract. Degrees are the Office's. No unit of length is given because none has been established.

Watercolour of a herd of five giant grey-olive slugs creeping in a line along a band of dry olive ground at the edge of a white fog sea, two of them carrying small spiral shells, their silvery trails braiding behind them, and a spiral tower in the distance — **Plate 2** · Grazer — held from the Bureau. Not made or measured by this Office.

Office annotationThis extract was made by the Office at its own motion and is entered in the Correspondent's sequence because his sequence is the only one this file keeps. The Correspondent's account at SLV-0222 attributes the paths entered along the shores. The account is held. The attribution is not accepted. The Office has entered this subject once a kadd since the register was opened and has not found it to be anything but a path in use. A path is entered along the shore, a little above the standing fog. It is not attributed. The subject is recorded in outline. Scale not established.A related matter is held in Form 21.