Geography Lesson

I have to admit, I had to look at a map to see exactly where Niger is. One thing about the never-ending 9/11 war on terror, some of us are learning more geography.

 

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15 Responses to Geography Lesson

  1. tammy j says:

    a timely post.
    we got news today that sgt mike and his men are on their way back home.
    they were out of the frightening nether regions of this world and flying into a more well known and pronounceable one! i’m so happy and excited!

  2. Cathy in NZ says:

    I’m not keen on that type of geography lesson, I prefer to look for places based on a “good cultural” and “fascinating” reason. Living this far down in the world, lots of places hold my attention from time to time…

    I remember taking a geography paper on Asia and loving how much it covered, not just the culture of course, the seasons and what they bought to the region, how that affected and flowed up/down to the people, the land and so forth.

  3. Sharon says:

    Crazy, isn’t it? I had to look it up too!

  4. Mike says:

    Imagine that, Niger is next to Nigeria. 😉 I never really knew it was a separate, independent country, or, if I did, I had forgotten.

  5. Linda Sand says:

    My most recent post tells you my opinion of all this: http://sandcastle.sandsys.org/2017/11/interference/

    • Jean says:

      So much for the ends don’t justify the means. I was taught that when I was younger, but I imagine no one teaches that now.

  6. I only wish they would keep rename place though out the world.
    Coffee is on

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