Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Miscellaneous things
Did you know...
That tomatoes came from Central and South America?
Edinburgh is slightly farther north(55.55) in latitude than Copenhagen(55.40), making it the farthest north I have ever been in the world (besides in an airplane)?
Berwick-upon-Tweed is on the border between England and Scotland, but is apparently officially in England?
We discussed all of these fascinating things (and more) on the 4 hour train ride up to the conference.
That tomatoes came from Central and South America?
Edinburgh is slightly farther north(55.55) in latitude than Copenhagen(55.40), making it the farthest north I have ever been in the world (besides in an airplane)?
Berwick-upon-Tweed is on the border between England and Scotland, but is apparently officially in England?
We discussed all of these fascinating things (and more) on the 4 hour train ride up to the conference.
// posted by Brian @ 11:36 PM 
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A bit poor, I think. However, Mary said English people don't say it right either. :) I have left the conference now though. On my way to Madrid. I can pronounce that one!
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