For
Mystery Class #7
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March
21, 2008 |
"A
large percentage of the world's fresh water is found on this continent,
yet there are few rivers, it hardly ever rains, and actually the
continent is considered a desert (but we have no sand or camels)."
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March
28, 2008 |
"I
live on a continent nearly 60 times the size of the UK, yet we
have no government. The population is very small and varies with
the time of year."
"One
of our seasonal visitors is pictured below. Some say it gets more
daylight than any other creature, because its migration (perhaps
the farthest yearly journey of any bird) takes it to locations
in both the Southern and Northern Hemispheres when the days there
are the longest on earth. Study a bird guide to identify this
long distance flyer and learn its range -- and a clue to our location.
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Click
on image to enlarge
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April
4, 2008 |
"In
our summer months my home becomes a busy airport, but the
planes are transporting scientists and not holidaymakers." |
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"Named
after the person who 1st surveyed the local area, the place
where I live has only been occupied by people for about the
last 32 years. " |
(Click
image to enlarge)
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April
11, 2008 |
"Our
location is on an island. Last July myself and 4 other musicians
here played our songs to a live audience of 17 people, but 2 billion
people worldwide saw us play on TV and the internet." |
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