Yorkshire
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Sent offer again to your PM box, (click "my controls")
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PM sent this morning with an offer.
Is the offer declined with your last post?
Thanks
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Actually, it was the Memorial Plaque from WWI, given by the King to the next-of-kin of service members of the British Commonwealth who died during the war. It was apparently taken to be an insult, so the award didn't last long - the families considered their sons' lives to be worth more than a penny, which was what this plaque looked like. There are a few in Canada in museums, probably more in private hands.
It would seem to me that we are WAY off the thread of this forum: see page one:- from Couperangus
Here's how it works. I'll ask a question and the person whom answers correctly will ask the next question and when that's answered correctly will in turn post another question etc. To keep it within topic I suggest the questions fall into one or more of these loose categories:
- Geocaching
- Navigation
- Geomatics/graphy/physics etc
- The Canadian hiking experience
- Cycling, Canoeing, Kayaking or any other means of arriving at a cache.
- Camping
No cheating now, that includes Googling for the answers!
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I don't know if I'm right, but I remember something like this from Infantry nav class. Let me try it out anyways. I believe it is the line that runs directly south of magnetic north; where the declination of your compass is neither positive nor negative.
Well, You are on the right track 2H2G.
Agonic line is an imaginary line joining places with zero declination/variation.
So over to you for your effort 2H2G
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As the Ligitimate "Marble Taker" for Rideau Canal question let me ask a quickie........
What is an "Agonic line"
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This Year (2007) is the 175th Anniversary of the opening of Rideau Canal, so simple math tells me it was opened in 1832
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Way beyond my capabilities to explain this phenom.
Lots more information can be found here:-
http://www.analemma.com/Pages/framesPage.html
Over to you Zanadian.
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I think this one has "Timed Out"
One word that I was looking for is "Analemma"
I pass on to Zanadian who was on the right track with obliquity, which does effect the Analemma....i think.
Anyway.........take it away Zanadian
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Nice try Shearzone
Sunrise to Sunset, shortest and longest day, Our manmade 1 hr time shift occurs overnight and has no effect on length of daylight.
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well i know the answer, just can't sum it up in one word...
OK Juicepig.... I ONLY know the one word, so you explain it and I'll give you the one word.
p.s. always enjoy your responses in this forum
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discombobulation!!!!
That's the only big word I know.
Too Big! ..... btw enjoy caching in Kingston on the w/e
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Precession?
Sorry danoshimano. Precession does effects the eqinox and solstice. I am looking for why the earliest/latest Sunrise does NOT occur at the solstice and equinox.
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Wow, Thanks. OK, I always like asking this because people often disagree with the premise of the question ...
"Why is it that the latest sunrise, and earliest sunset, do not occur on shortest day of the year. Conversely, earliest sunrise and latest sunset do not occur on the longest day of the year?"
Looking for one word answer to this phenomenon
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YGZ=Grise Fiord
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Polite but pointed message sent.
Frankly I don't believe it will have any impact. Marketers simply want to SELL and don't give a fig for truth.
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Permafrost or more likely temporaryfrost !?
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This question is straightforward.(Surveyors and rural Albertans will have an edge)
But the answer is obviously not straightforward
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The topic title kinda says it all. I was in the Princess Auto store on Dixie Rd, just west of Pearson airport today, and they had ammo cans in pretty decent shape. $6.99 for the 7.62mm size
For those well away from toronto, sorry, you can't have any unless you're planning on dropping by for a visit.
Hey, Not so smug there. Got 4 of these monsters from Princess Auto Kingston a few months ago @ $6.99.
Just checked the volume @ 7 LITRES (15x17x28cm inside dimension) Definitely not for the "micro" crowd
They are super Cache containers. Painted mine white inside so things don't get lost in the depths.
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1) Geese - Gaggle - uskerrich2000
2) Frogs
3) Ferrets
4) Humming Birds
5) Trout
6) Bears
7) Crows
8) Squirreles
9) Ferrets
10) Bees
This will obviously be fully answered by committee
10% is all I'm good for.
7) Murder of Crows
btw Really enjoy this topic. Some real comedians out there, and some really smart cachers.
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GPSCentral.ca has a model comparison page for any/all makes and models
Check it out http://www.gpscentral.ca/products/garmin/a...gcomparison.htm
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PM sent for your consideration
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Looks like I'm way behind the trendline with my Garmin 12 and Garmin GPSmap76
But both are operational and used frequently.
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For reference $230 Canadian - Brand New,
or $199 - Overhauled
At:-
For Sale : Garmin 60CSx
in GPS technology and devices
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PM sent with serious offer.