How Good Is Your Geographic? [5]

I think it is that Maldives have the lowest "highest point".

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Originally Posted by BleAivano

I think it is that Maldives have the lowest "highest point".

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That's the other thing.
Starter got half right so he can ask half a question.
You got half right so you can ask half a question.
Co-operation now is the key..
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Fortsätt!

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Originally Posted by Starter

It's the world's lowest country above sea level (saw that on a nature show) and I have no idea what the other one is.

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Half right. see above.

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Originally Posted by janvanvurpa

That's the other thing.
Starter got half right so he can ask half a question.
You got half right so you can ask half a question.
Co-operation now is the key..
där ser du. jämlighet i aktion!
Fortsätt!

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Where in the world is the ...(take it from here BleAivano).
:D

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Originally Posted by D-Type

No, but I did read Janet & John and read Peter and Jane with my kids. But neither are in the same class as The Cat in the Hat. Then there's The Village with Three Corners.

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Originally Posted by anfield5

OK - have you read The Cat In The Hat. It's about a cat who wears a hat and I think he eats some Green Eggs and Ham with an elephant called Sam :)

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Sorry for the OT, but I was at my parents' and just had to go up to my old room and see if my old books were still there after >40 years:bandit: :andrea:

:stareup: Dr Seuss was one of my San Diego dawgs Donkey! :sailor: :angel:
http://libraries.ucsd.edu/collection...ollection.html

Ah, but donks, did you find the old, ah, publications hiding under your bed? :p:

I threw them out with Billy's missus years ago :andrea: