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Re: A project suggestion= Let's develop a Theme ourselves....
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lugnet.cad, lugnet.town
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Sat, 16 Sep 2000 05:48:34 GMT
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Frank Filz wrote:
> The intercoastal is actually quite large, it extends at least up to
> Virginia. It definitely has sections which would look like a canal
> (because in fact, they are canals in the sense of being man made), but
> don't have any locks that I know of.
The Intercoastal is at sea levlel all the way, isn't it? It connects to
the sea at multiple places IIRC.
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> There certainly are plenty of navigable waterway systems in the US and
> Canada. There's historical ones like the Eirie Canal and the Middlesex
> Canal. Then there's currently active (quite active in many cases) ones
> such as the Saint Lawrence Seaway and the Missippii (though both of
Just trying to imagine the St Lawrence Seaway in Lego... to scale :-)
Kevin
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