Recently, in the Google Earth community (I didn't realize they had a community...) someone happened across yet another interesting tidbit of something a country probably didn't want people to see. A scaled replica of what was later discovered to be a portion of land near the India/China border [Google Earth link]. While it may only be a tiny mountain range, it still measured an astounding 900x700 meters! Way bigger than my dad's toy train village ever got! The replica was discovered a tiny little Village called Huangyangtan, which is chinese for "Birthplace of the apocalypse" one could only asume... [Link]
Monday, August 21, 2006
Time to brush up on your Mandarin
Recently, in the Google Earth community (I didn't realize they had a community...) someone happened across yet another interesting tidbit of something a country probably didn't want people to see. A scaled replica of what was later discovered to be a portion of land near the India/China border [Google Earth link]. While it may only be a tiny mountain range, it still measured an astounding 900x700 meters! Way bigger than my dad's toy train village ever got! The replica was discovered a tiny little Village called Huangyangtan, which is chinese for "Birthplace of the apocalypse" one could only asume... [Link]
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