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"Geographical Enigma" - Futility Closet
Charles Craik of Weston-super-Mare received this enigmatic postcard from a friend in 1901 and sent it on to the Strand: I think it rather cleverly done, and it took me some time before I could understand its meaning. The principal message is on the big island in the centre of the map — an invitation to meet the sender at a café, with the day. The name of the island below on the left-hand side is at once translated, ‘If so, do.’ The names of the…
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