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To be clear, we are still in Uruguay.  |
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Uruguay to Brazil 2000 Reis 1935   |
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Uruguay to Brazil 2000 Reis 1935 Excellent!  Now we are moving along again. |
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That does not work without hitting Antarctica. That part is just the ice sheet - you can get there by submarine.  |
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Brazil to Coloumbia - 1962 10 Centavos   |
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Colombia to Curaçao - 5 Cents 1948  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
Edited by HondoB
06/13/2024 2:47 pm
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Australia
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Uruguay to Tasmania, Australia
That does not work without hitting Antarctica. jbuck, try going east instead of south, you won't go anywhere near Antarctica.   Now where are we? Seychelles I believe.  Edited by MachinMachinMan
06/13/2024 7:00 pm
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I believe that puts us back in the Seychelles. MMM, the issue was the move from Uruguay to Paraguay. Uruguay to Tasmania is a legitimate move as you described. Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Curaçao to Venezuela 2 Bolivar 1945   |
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Venezuela to Brazil - 2000 Reis 1924  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Apologies for the mix up. My laptop is being repaired and I am using my phone, which makes it harder to go back and look at the last few entries and much slower to copy and paste... anyway, let's try Brazil to Paraguay (1 Guarani 1988):  |
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jbuck, try going east instead of south, you won't go anywhere near Antarctica. You cannot do that! The earth is not FLAT.  Quote:
Uruguay to Tasmania is a legitimate move as you described. WRONG!  Quote:
2. If the last country has a coastal border you may cross the water as long as it is a straight line on the globe without passing through another country. See the GLOBE view I posted earlier. No flat earthers allowed here!   Yes, the line is curved in that render, but hopefully you understand representations of a 3D object in two dimensions.  |
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You can still use a Submarine to go under the ice shelf. |
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Maybe this view will help better...  |
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Paraguay to Bolivia - 1833 5 centavos   |
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