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Tag Archives: Antarctica
Map Monday: what will our world look like when all the ice sheets melt?
We all know the polar ice is melting, and melting faster than one could have imagined. Just ask the polar bears. The Earth’s poles are sometimes called the canary in the coal mine for climate change. Why? Because the warming … Continue reading
Map Monday: nice and easy
I’ve posted more than usual this past week and so, to spare my readers too much stress and strain, I’m going to keep this week’s Map Monday nice and light. No history lessons, no cultural or ideological discussions, just a … Continue reading
Posted in Map Monday
Tagged Africa, Antarctica, maps, Pangea, Upside down map, whales, world maps
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Bucket lists and running on all 7 continents
Travel to special destinations claims pride of place on bucket lists everywhere. Many people set their sights on visiting all 10 provinces or all 50 states – or both. Some even include the three northern territories of Canada in their list. … Continue reading
Posted in Running, Travel
Tagged Antarctica, Argentina, bucket list, Chile, goals, marathons, penguins, Punta Arenas, running, travel, Ushuaia
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