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Shannon V. OKeets -> Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:50:43 PM)

For Joey.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:52:52 PM)

Rob has been busy. These are first passes without modifications to the map data files. So the raillines that run over water will be tweaked to keep them dry.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:54:29 PM)

Speaking of dry, this is one big beach!

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:55:40 PM)

Australia, SW.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:57:44 PM)

It's not really clear to me where one desert ends and the next one starts. Sand is sand, isn't it?

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 8:59:29 PM)

The northern part of this was shown before. Does anyone have names for the unlabelled rivers?

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:01:00 PM)

Continuing the circumnavigation of a continent.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:02:18 PM)

ADG, Australian Design Group, is the creator of WIF.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:03:45 PM)

Home again, home again, jiggitty jog.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:06:20 PM)

No, no, we are not done yet! New hebrides, New Caledonia, and Fiji. I have always had trouble mentally placing these in the South Pacific.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:07:37 PM)

Moving south - to northern New Zealand.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:13:45 PM)

New Zealand - North Island.

A couple of years ago our chorus performed in New Zealand. We took a bus tour from Auckland to Wellington that went by Lake Taupo and Mt Orodruin - one brave soul (fool) did a bunge jump somewhere along that route (the high point of the trip for him). I learned that there are a lot of different types of sheep, and temporaily sated my cravings for lamb (curry, sandwiches, entree avec mint jelly).

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:16:56 PM)

New Zealand - South Island. The chorus performed in Christchurch too and many members took a tour of the south island (I headed home to Honolulu).

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:18:00 PM)

New Zealand, in toto.

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 9:20:56 PM)

15th and last in series, an overview of the new map segment completed by Rob. Patrice will review and correct the map data (he probably is doing that already). If you have comments, this would be a very good time to make them.

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trees -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/23/2006 11:49:50 PM)

I was gonna ask where's Mordor but as always you're a step ahead of us! If that gets edited out it could make a nice easter egg...



Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 12:14:07 AM)


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ORIGINAL: trees

I was gonna ask where's Mordor but as always you're a step ahead of us! If that gets edited out it could make a nice easter egg...

Thank Patrice, he's doing the labels.



Froonp -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 1:01:04 AM)

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ORIGINAL: trees
I was gonna ask where's Mordor but as always you're a step ahead of us! If that gets edited out it could make a nice easter egg...

What do you mean with "if that gets edited" ?
I intended this label (Mount Doom) to be an Easter Egg, isn't it one ?? [&:]



Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 1:27:53 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Froonp

quote:

ORIGINAL: trees
I was gonna ask where's Mordor but as always you're a step ahead of us! If that gets edited out it could make a nice easter egg...

What do you mean with "if that gets edited" ?
I intended this label (Mount Doom) to be an Easter Egg, isn't it one ?? [&:]

He probably is expecting something that is hard to see, but if "clicked on" reveals a more elaborate image.

But I have no time for that, I'm late, I'm late, I'm late.



trees -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 5:33:14 AM)

Just a fun idea. I just figured those two fun labels might be for the draft version only, I wouldn't spend time on it either. Easter Eggs refer to things in software or DVD's that are a little bit hidden.



amwild -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 5:59:20 AM)

The Lakes Entrance hex (The forest/beach hex two to the east of Melbourne) needs to be swamp for reasons I posted earlier in this thread - because the lakes extend practically the full width of the hex's beach just a few hundred metres across the dunes from the beach. I've been there and seen it, and it would be a nightmare place to stage an invasion - you'd beach your landing craft, then immediately have to cross another body of water...

Alice Springs needs to be added as a point of resupply in outback Australia - its importance as a point of supply here is far, far in excess of its listed population. I can't emphasise this enough!



Froonp -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 7:53:13 AM)

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ORIGINAL: amwild
Alice Springs needs to be added as a point of resupply in outback Australia - its importance as a point of supply here is far, far in excess of its listed population. I can't emphasise this enough!

Yes, but.... :

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Froonp -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 7:59:27 AM)

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The Lakes Entrance hex (The forest/beach hex two to the east of Melbourne) needs to be swamp for reasons I posted earlier in this thread - because the lakes extend practically the full width of the hex's beach just a few hundred metres across the dunes from the beach. I've been there and seen it, and it would be a nightmare place to stage an invasion - you'd beach your landing craft, then immediately have to cross another body of water...

But, does this makes warrant a swamp hex ?
Opinions, others ? People from Down Under ?



Neilster -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 1:12:56 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets

For Joey.

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This vital, strategic centre is looking ripe for conquest. Or a desperate defence. Or not. [:D]

Cheers, Neilster



trees -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 4:01:44 PM)

I'm sure Goering would order a paradrop on the white poppy fields if he could get in range...



doctormm -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 6:44:55 PM)

OK, so this falls in the "If someone ever thinks this makes a difference, they're wrong" category -

Is Tasmania supposed to be part of the Australian Home Country?  I'm not sure how the WiF RAW about territory labelling applies in MWiF (esp. wrt map resolution), but you can walk a MAR there from Canberra.




Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 7:06:30 PM)


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ORIGINAL: doctormm

OK, so this falls in the "If someone ever thinks this makes a difference, they're wrong" category -

Is Tasmania supposed to be part of the Australian Home Country?  I'm not sure how the WiF RAW about territory labelling applies in MWiF (esp. wrt map resolution), but you can walk a MAR there from Canberra.



Yes.



christo -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 11:37:44 PM)

From the West going east:
Fitzroy, Drysdale, Ord, Victoria, daly, east alligator, goomadeer, goyder and the roper (the river with the 2 headstreams).
There are a bucket load of rivers in the goomadeer/ goyder area and I chose the 2 that looked the biggest.

Christo

quote:

ORIGINAL: Shannon V. OKeets

The northern part of this was shown before. Does anyone have names for the unlabelled rivers?

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Shannon V. OKeets -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/24/2006 11:52:10 PM)

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ORIGINAL: christo

From the West going east:
Fitzroy, Drysdale, Ord, Victoria, daly, east alligator, goomadeer, goyder and the roper (the river with the 2 headstreams).
There are a bucket load of rivers in the goomadeer/ goyder area and I chose the 2 that looked the biggest.

Christo


Thanks.

East Alligator, a favorite place for kids to swim, I assume.



christo -> RE: Australia & New Zealand Map (11/25/2006 12:43:22 AM)



Thanks.

East Alligator, a favorite place for kids to swim, I assume.

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You seriously do not want to go swimming up here. There are no alligators but there are crocodiles. "Fresh water crocs" are ok but the "Salt water crocs" (Crocodylus porosus) are very nasty. Every few months there are stories of tourists who go swimming where they shouldn't or even go too close to the water/ river bank and then become croc bait.. To make it even more difficult the salties are not confines to salt water and definately inhabit the fresh water river system. The largest one ever known was shot in 1957. It was 8.63 meters (28.3 feet) long and weighed over 2000 kg (4400 lb). Bloody big.

christo



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