If You Were To Have A Secret Base, Where Would You Put It?

[BlackRoseThorn]

I'm writing a book where the main characters basically have a secret base. I just don't know where I'd put it. Any ideas?

[Answerprancer]

I'm afraid I can't divulge that.

[tonyav]

In a large forest would be a good place I think.

[ChuckFickens]

Kelvedon Hatch

[Answerprancer]

Seriously though - how about a cave somewhere in Scotland.
Near a tree by a river maybe, where there's a hole in the ground.

[Tilly2]

The Island of Adventure

[Bbbananas]

Anton's Gowt Lock.

[Flyhalf]

In the tunnels at Edge Hill Liverpool

[Answerprancer]

..perhaps by the rivers of Babylon.

[Frank97]

Under the surface of Enceladus, if it's a Sci-Fi novel.

[China Doll]

You'd have to change the location each time so you could be secure no one ever found you.

[jomifl]

Hopefully I would discover one already made by a now deceased person with superpowers and a lot of negotiable currency stashed away along with a comprehensive wine cellar.

[ll_billym]

Mordor.

[maggiebee]

Think it would have to be somewhere that everyone knows. That way, nobody would ever think there would be a secret base there. Asda, Tesco, Morrisons?

[Maydup]

Under the stage of The Royal Albert Hall.

[Answerprancer]

How about inside that great big metal thingy in the middle of the Elephant and Castle roundabout?

[jomifl]

I think you need to tell us what your heros do and where they do their heroing. A bivvy tent in the local cemetry wouldn't do if you have to house a fleet of batmobiles.

[jomifl]

cemetary^ grrrr

[BlackRoseThorn]

I like the idea of moving around a lot so that they're not found. I like the idea of a cave or a forest, then if there's an explosion or fire or something like that, there's less chance of innocent people getting hurt. And a supermarket is a good idea.

[BlackRoseThorn]

what's a bivvy tent? And what is the elephant and castle roundabout?