Where on (Google)Earth #6?
2007 March 23
This is one of the prettiest deltas I’ve found exploring around GoogleEarth….
Good luck.
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I enjoyed this one a lot. Here’s my answer. (Hopefully linking it that way preserves the challenge for others who don’t want to resort to spoilers.) Actually started my search just northeast of here and kept heading east until I had just about circumnavigated the globe.
right on!
I think that is an MRI of my medula oblongata