| Author | Message | ||
     Griff (Griff) Username: Griff Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 195.93.21.100 |
This has to be one of the wonders of the modern age! However, why doesn't so much of Siberia have the same level of photographic of Europe? It seems to be made of painted pictures. | ||
| Griff (Griff) Username: Griff Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 195.93.21.100 |
I'm toying with the idea of traveling in Russia's Far East. | ||
| Tom_alaerts (Tom_alaerts) Username: Tom_alaerts Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 81.242.129.203 |
Try to "Fly To" Tristan Da Cunha. This incredible place fascinates me. I believe it could well be the most remote place on earth. I once read there is one ship per month visiting. | ||
| Tony (Tony) Username: Tony Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 86.141.211.203 |
Anyone use 'street view'? Google earth is amazing. You can see our car. | ||
| Lincoln (Lincoln_brown) Username: Lincoln_brown Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 143.238.15.20 |
I tried to find the underpass from 'The Man in the Underpass' and the shelter in Newstead Park, from 'Mackintosh Willy', but no luck. | ||
| Barbara Roden (Nebuly) Username: Nebuly Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 216.232.188.106 |
If anyone's interested in seeing the area we live in, go to 50° 43' 18.53" N and 121° 16' 13.05" W, which takes you to our house. Zoom out a bit, and it'll give you an idea how desert-like the landscape is until you hit the tree line. It doesn't really show how mountainous it is; Tim regularly hikes over to Barnes and Willard Lakes behind and to the south of us, and it's quite a trek. |