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Re: Tabor

From: wbutcher <wbutcher~at~netvigator.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 12:49:02 +0800
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       The answer, running over 100s of words, in my edition.
       
       My impression is that they are balmy, a bit like HK, since moderated
by the ocean, and that they're not that far south. Aren't orangutans and so
on subtropical?
       
       Bill
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thomas mccormick
Sent: Sunday, 12 February, 2006 12:38 PM
To: jvf~at~Gilead.org.il
Subject: Tabor
       
       My understanding is that "L'Ile Tabor" or "Maria Theresa" does not
really
       exist. If this is true, are there any islands in the general area
where
       Verne locates Tabor and Lincoln Islands?
       
       What sort of climate and ecology do any such islands have (or what
sort of
       climate and ecology would we expect to find on an island in that
general
       area?)? My impression is that this area is to the south of the horse
       latitudes, so it ought to have pronounced seasons and some antarctic
       climatic influence. But I don't know this for certain. Who does?
       
       Tom
       
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