September 26th, 2004
 senji
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2004/09/26 19:42:00 - And I thought Cambridgeshire was flat...
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< mobbsy> Highest point in Fla. - Britton Hill 345', highest point in Cambs. - Great Chishill, 480'
<mobbsy> Fla. area 65,758 sq. miles, Cambs. area 1316 sq. miles.
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 king_of_wrong
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2004/09/26 11:49:01
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And the lowest point in Cambridgeshire - indeed, in the whole of Britain - is Holme Fen, 9ft below sea level.
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 aldabra
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2004/09/26 12:21:22
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A*ha*. So, they'll be first under the sea when global warming hits, and then there'll be a Democrat majority?
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 mobbsy
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2004/09/26 15:47:15
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The context was an article containing the line “They are running from the storm, but the running is not a heading for the hills.”
I didn't recall seeing any hills in Florida to run to even if one wanted to, so checked.
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