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Re: Epowepo map - names & comments(was Re: East Pole/West Pole (long
... From: Bo <bo_arthur@...> Subject: [conculture] Epowepo map - names & comments(was Re: East Pole/West Pole (longish)) To: conculture@yahoogroups.com
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Epowepo map - names & comments(was Re: East Pole/West Pole (longish)
... Is it? I hadn't thought it to extend further south than the 60-degree mark. ... I've updated the maps. Please take a look. ... I like the former over the
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Epowepo map - names & comments(was Re: East Pole/West Pole (longish)
... From: Bo <bo_arthur@...> Subject: [conculture] Re: East Pole/West Pole (longish) To: conculture@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, 17 March, 2010,
Posted - Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:25 pm
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Re: Curious dream.
... Hm. Shame, that. ... I suspect these must be an ubiquitious feature of every inhabited universe. In the World, there are "buy-things-for-a-daler" shops in
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Re: East Pole/West Pole (longish)
... What do you think of the ice caps? Big enough? Not big enough? As for the Sahara, I tried to take into account the prevailing wind patterns of our world,
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