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Just found this game - how well do you know your way around the world?

http://www.geosense.net/
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I got 3295 - porbably should be btter as a Geography graduate!
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Beat you Matt- 3691 - most of my answers were about a millimetre out!!

Difficult to get spot-on accuracy, it`s so small!
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4227

I didnt even do geography GCSE.

my friend doing a geography degree doesnt even know many capital cities!
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4056 - too small to pinpoint accurately, so you always lose some points!
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It is a bit on the tiny side.

I could hardly get my cursor onto Sri Lanka, let alone pinpoint Colombo.

Some of the provincial cities of South American countries and Central Asian republics can be a bit tricky to locate......

Still, it's 'educational', I suppose. Perhaps our American cousins might find it informative, given their acknowledged lack of awareness of the big wide world.
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4403 on my second attempt! :)
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Richard Ruck wrote:Still, it's 'educational', I suppose. Perhaps our American cousins might find it informative, given their acknowledged lack of awareness of the big wide world.
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4419 on my second attempt, and one was timed out!!!
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Thereare some places that I have never even heard of!
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Great Plum wrote:Thereare some places that I have never even heard of!
Hence your choice of employer then, young Plum ??
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Strangely we don't sell many holidays in the Congo or Afghanistan...
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Every time I try this I get 2 cities in and AOL shuts down. I have the latest version of IE.

It has never happened before and only on this site.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
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englishangel wrote:Every time I try this I get 2 cities in and AOL shuts down. I have the latest version of IE.

It has never happened before and only on this site.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Errrmm ??????

Plenty, but nothing to do with geography or surfing the net Mary !
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J.R. wrote:
englishangel wrote:Every time I try this I get 2 cities in and AOL shuts down. I have the latest version of IE.

It has never happened before and only on this site.

Does anyone have any suggestions?
Errrmm ??????

Plenty, but nothing to do with geography or surfing the net Mary !
Thank you for that John.
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