Camp Afterglow

Camp Afterglow is the name of a scenic "correction facility" built by G. I. N. G. E. R. in the Swiss Alps. It is reported that people opposed to the gingers enter the camp as general ginger sceptics and haters, and leave with a fanatical devotion to the cause.

History
The buildings that make up the camp were originally constructed in the mid-1930s with the intention of constructing a ski resort in the location. The resort was opened in 1938, however the advent of World War 2 led to a significant drop in tourism.

Facilities
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Later additions and conversions to the site have also allowed the installation of two state-of-the-art torture rooms, and one further room purpose-built for water-boarding. None of these rooms come with windows.

Location and Access
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