25th Feb 2012, 21:58
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Location: Garden of England
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Pharaohs ... do they ever miss their mummies?
26th Feb 2012, 08:26
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HST ... Hawaii Standard Time; Highest Spring Tide; Hubble Space Telescope
Since I got us a bit stuck with "HS", I've now put it right.
26th Feb 2012, 09:47
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Location: LSZA & EGWU
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Stadium - often a white elephant
26th Feb 2012, 10:23
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Location: Southeast U K
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Umpires
Some of them can be elephantine and dressed in white.
26th Feb 2012, 12:03
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Espace type of car
26th Feb 2012, 16:28
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centipede ... a long invertebrate animal with a flattened body divided into many segments, each bearing a pair of legs - but clearly named by someone who couldn't count, because it doesn't usually have 100 feet
26th Feb 2012, 16:35
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Den Haag - city in the Netherlands
26th Feb 2012, 18:25
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Location: Spain
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agoraphobia a fear of open spaces - extremely debilitating
26th Feb 2012, 18:37
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Location: Europe
Posts: 78
P.S 603DX
Quote:
two eyepieces for viewing pairs of aerial photographs to discern 3D effects in mapmaking, and adding contours - I often found these made me go crosseyed, when studying photogrammetry at uni
- my father got trained for topographic maps and foresty in the univ., taught me too. Most fascinating, though does make U cross-eyed for sure. The fun is worth it!
26th Feb 2012, 19:57
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Ahalya - Sanskrit girl's name meaning "Not ugly"
27th Feb 2012, 07:11
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Yak - source of pungent butter
27th Feb 2012, 09:31
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Akrotiri
Some place in Cyprus.
27th Feb 2012, 10:16
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Ribble river which flows from its source near the Ribblehead Viaduct to the Irish Sea near Southport
27th Feb 2012, 13:12
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Location: Swindon
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LEE river: Irish River flows into Celtic Sea(or "Western Approaches" to our ever so humble neighbours)
27th Feb 2012, 13:16
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eel - fish probably found in "The Water"
27th Feb 2012, 15:49
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elucidate ... to make clear (from the Latin "to throw light on")
27th Feb 2012, 15:55
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Location: Europe
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technophobe -would rather avoid light being thrown on new thingies.
27th Feb 2012, 17:00
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belfry - often said to house bats - the flying-under-their-own-steam sort, not those hurled by disgruntled sportspeople
27th Feb 2012, 17:02
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rye grain used to make nice bread and equally nice whisky
27th Feb 2012, 18:49
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yeast - a must for bakers and beermakers.
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