Where On (Google)Earth #4?
The only clue i'm gonna give for this one is that the boundary between shallow water (light blue) and deep water (dark blue) is very sharp.
Good luck!
Sunday, February 04, 2007
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2 comments:
Looks like somewhere with a similar climate to central new york, could it be... THE BAHAMAS?
Yes...that is right...that deep blue is the "Tongue of the Ocean". The drop-off there into thousands of meters of water depth is a literal precipice!
I guess getting another WoGE quiz right takes a little sting out of the Bears losing the Super Bowl, eh?
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