Pooga
How's this for a fascinating placename???
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How's this for a fascinating placename???
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Tats a wild name..
lol my girls said eeewwwwww the head of somebody… out of the mouths of babes… cute name… but i'll stick with the small easy ones… :)
a geography lesson it usually is! i have used the Chezzetcook map sheet in introductory geography classes for years. it has some of the best examples of coastal landforms around. you ain't seen a tombolo til you've seen a Chezzetcook tombolo!
Very interesting. I find that more fascinating than Ecum Secum, Nova Scotia….or even that town in Newfoundland which I shall not mention which is named for a…um…er…battery powered device LOL…ok I've said too much now, bye! Hehe!
Tombolo - (tŏmʼbɘ-lō') n. pl. tom·bo·los
A sandbar that connects an island to the mainland or to another island.[Italian, from Latin tumulus, mound.]
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