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Newmisty said:
That in the States?
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Mel's Drive-In Orlando - DA' STYLISH FOODIE

Facebook Twitter Pinterest My son loves cars. Antiques, Classics, Muscle Cars, Sports cars and just cars with kits. Facebook Twitter Pinterest We were in Orlando this summer and we wanted to grab a bite to eat. Facebook Twitter Pinterest We walked near Mel’s Drive-In and there were some classic...
dastylishfoodie.com
 
Thanks, but i had replied to Mr Lucky's post with the Easter island head.
 
Newmisty said:
What's the landmass?
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I need to measure the room soon anyway so I'll get demensions.

It really isn't crowded at all. Maybe the pic makes it looks crowded but I don't see it, maybe because I am aware of the spacing of things. Used a really wide lens, 15mm.
 
EricTheCat said:
I need to measure the room soon anyway so I'll get demensions.

It really isn't crowded at all. Maybe the pic makes it looks crowded but I don't see it, maybe because I am aware of the spacing of things. Used a really wide lens, 15mm.
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I'm referring to the landmass seen in the space picture.
 
EricTheCat said:
Exactly. Couldn't have said it better myself.

BTW, if you noticed that ring shaped feature in the upper right. That is the Manicouagan impact structure. Big meteor crater in Canada, aka Manicouagan lake.
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That was worth looking up

Manicouagan Impact Structure, Quebec

The impact that formed the lake is thought to have occurred about 200 million years ago and may have caused a mass extinction event.
earthobservatory.nasa.gov
 
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