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Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
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Thank you mistress may I have another? :angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
You're permitted only another attempt to answer the question about the coldest sea.
Don't push our patience to the limit.
I guess at the Norweigen sea, I know it will be wrong cause there are other seas further north that must be colder.
Is there any sea's around Antarctica? I thought it was all Southern Ocean, but maybe there are small sea's down there too.
I guess you could say I don't know :D
Yeah, I thought about that too, but without looking at a map, for the life of me I can't think of any cold "seas" in the southern hemisphere :s .Quote:
Originally Posted by steveaki13
There are several in the north though. In addition to those already mentioned, what about the Berring Sea or the Greenland Sea? There are probably several more around Russia but I can't think of them :mark: .
Not the Norwegian Sea or the Beaufort Sea.
The one I have discovered this factoid about has an annual average temp of -2 degrees centigrade.
It is not part of the Southern ocean around Antarctica.
Ok no takers - The coldest sea in the world is the White Sea in Russia, its' yearly average temp is -2 degrees centigrade.
another question for us dummies?
I forgot about the question, otherwise I may have got it after looking at my Atlas.
Oh well.
Ok geo for us dummies :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
What town has the shortest place name in the world and where is it?
We have a village in Romania called Ip but I don't think that's what you want.
Ip is certainly a short name but not the shortest.
Å, in Norway.
Y, Alaska. United States of America!
schmenke that's just the short form of the unit of length , ångström :D ;)
This is the one I knew of. Y in Alaska is probably also correct so Schmenke or Tazio, if you please.Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
å is a stream or a creek in Swedish...ström is ''stream''Quote:
Originally Posted by Storm
And for fun ö is ''island''....and i is ''in''
This leads to sentances like Ö
I en å på en ö ....
If its a one letter answer then lets just list A to Z lol
Å is a small village and a parish in Norrköping Municipality, Östergötland County, Sweden. It has a population of about 200. There are also at least 12 other places in Sweden called Å, most of them only a farm or a few house
According to my “extensive” googling there are only two golf courses in the world that straddle an international border. Name the two pairs of counties that share a golf course.
USA and Canada - I have heard this somewhere
UK and Republic of Ireland - Total guess
Yeah, I figured Canada and the US would be an obvious guess:
The Aroostook Valley Country Club on the New Brunswick (Canada) and Maine (USA) border. The peculiarity of this course is that even though it’s technically entirely on the Canadian side, Canadians have to pass through the border for access because both the parking lot and pro shop are on the American side.
https://maps.google.ca/maps?q=aroost...15000&t=h&z=15
The other two countries are not as obvious. Not the UK and the Republic of Ireland
trying to think of bordering countries that get along well enough for this to happen. European Union countries seem obvious but if it were Europe, I think I might have heard of it...
Switzerland and Austria?
I'll guess Haiti and Dominican Republic
South Africa and Mozambique :crazy:
Brasil and Argentina?
Ireland and the USA. There is just one hell of a water hazard on that course. :p :stareup:
[QUOTE=anfield5;1029450]trying to think of bordering countries that get along well enough for this to happen. European Union countries seem obvious.../QUOTE]
Think harder ;)
Germany and Austria :idea:
Norway, and the Kingdom of Sweden :)
Spain and England! :champion:
Amigo!! :)
tongue firmly in cheek - North and South Korea?
I'm sorry guyz but I can't understand this question....Although I've tried it for days....
Too dumb and too low knowledge of english......:s
Closest so far...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
Sweden and Finland??????
I think I found it:
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/...e360b63c4539da
Yes, that's the other one that I was able to find:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
Green Zone Golf. The course is on a small island that splits Sweden and Finland. The front nine holes are in Finland while the back nine are in Sweden:
http://www.haparandatornioinswedishl...n-zone-golf-3/
https://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&ll...06344&t=h&z=14
Good find AndyL. I didn't consider that one, but my googling wasn't exactly exhaustive :uhoh: :p: .Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL
After this was answered I googled and found one shared by Vietnam and Cambodia
Okay, okay, I get the hint... My questions suck :p:
nah this one was good although golf sucks (I say that because I wanted to play and never got a chance) :p: