DaveNTL
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Well, in 250 million years time you could. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Do the ARC in your dinghy
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sailorman
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sailing around the world will be will be a bit different
DaveNTL
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The big puddle in the middle looks interesting, wonder if thats Windermere? Better buy some property there now!
You'll probably just have to sail around the big lump in an anti clockwise direction under IALA-C while there's nothing on the other side of the world.
You'll probably just have to sail around the big lump in an anti clockwise direction under IALA-C while there's nothing on the other side of the world.
Searush
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Looks a bit like Pangea to me. Is this a case of Deja-vu (again?)
Norman_E
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Are you sure this was not 250 million years ago?
If it is the future they forgot to allow for global warming, if the doomsayers are right there won't be any land at all by then.
If it is the future they forgot to allow for global warming, if the doomsayers are right there won't be any land at all by then.
DaveNTL
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Are you sure this was not 250 million years ago?
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Not according to this link.
It's all gone right around and bumped back into itself. A bit like my waistline at the moment.
Are you sure this was not 250 million years ago?
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Not according to this link.
It's all gone right around and bumped back into itself. A bit like my waistline at the moment.
BrendanS
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I'd love to see that as an animation
DaveNTL
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Looking again africa has slid north west and north america has more or less stayed put except california that has migrated to who knows where. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Woodlouse
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It's interesting it has to be said. But I thought that the mid atlantic ridge was pushing Europe and America away from each other. Have they turned that off now or what?
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Got to agree. Africa and Europe should be to the West of the Americas. Maybe this concept doesn't fit in with US science and Intelligent Design, though. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Lakesailor
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The big puddle in the middle looks interesting, wonder if thats Windermere? Better buy some property there now!
[/ QUOTE ] I think if you look closely, you'll see it is Windermere....
The big puddle in the middle looks interesting, wonder if thats Windermere? Better buy some property there now!
[/ QUOTE ] I think if you look closely, you'll see it is Windermere....
sighmoon
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Is that blighty at the top there? I'm glad to see that in all the continent shifting upheaval, our green and pleasant land remains recognisable, and perhaps temperate too.
Slow_boat
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Ah, so this is after the next ice age then/
Assuming T.Bliar hasn't managed to stop it single handed thanks to our increased taxes like he promises.
Assuming T.Bliar hasn't managed to stop it single handed thanks to our increased taxes like he promises.
DaveS
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Almost. Ireland would appear to be the most northerly landfall in this scenario.
tugboat
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Is this George Dubya's plan for annexing the rest of the world?
