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Gordon, Ringer of Bells, Keeper of Postal Codes and Maps No One Can Re-fold Properly Posted Jan 23, 2003
I can't actually view the picture on your website. Something about a permission error. 
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anhaga Posted Jan 23, 2003
Gordon:
You know, yesterday I kept getting permission errors when trying to go to H2G2. I just tried the link in my previous post and it worked fine. Maybe try again.
anhaga
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Rho Posted Jan 23, 2003
Apparently, the website wants a referrer ...
Go to http://community.webshots.com then straight away, in the same window, to http://community.webshots.com/image2/2/41/74/43324174jEzuDO_ph.jpg
RhoMuNuQ 
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anhaga Posted Jan 23, 2003
Weird. It works fine for me if I just click on the link.
anhaga
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anhaga Posted Jan 23, 2003
okay, for anyone who hasn't noticed, there are some new picture links and a pronunciation guide.
anhaga
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Trout Montague Posted Jan 24, 2003
well done.
She'll just glide on in from here I expect ...
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anhaga Posted Jan 27, 2003
I've tinkered with the wording a tiny bit to clear up McKay the Disorganized's (McKay's the Disorganized?) question about piles of rocks pointing.
anhaga
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Ausnahmsweise, wie üblich (Consistently inconsistent) Posted Jan 27, 2003
Hi,
Nice little entry.
Maybe a word that those in the UK could relate to is a cairn. They are not actually in human form, but they are way markers of stacked up stones.
The east shore of the Bruce Peninsula, ON has a lot of flat rocks and visitors have built inukshuks there too. (Just south of Wingfield Basin.)
Awu.
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anhaga Posted Jan 27, 2003
the thing about cairns is that they usually really are piles of stone rather than carefully stacked constructions (the Cairn at Culloden is a notable exception).
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Smij - Formerly Jimster Posted Jan 28, 2003
A Scout has recommended this for the Edited Guide, but before I accept it, I just want to check ... if anyone here present knows any reason why this entry should not be joined in h2g2 happiness to the Edited Guide, then type now, or forever hold your mouse.
(In other words, let me know if it's ready)
Jims
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anhaga Posted Jan 28, 2003
I'm content. I mean, I'm satisfied with the content of the article. I'm not myself the content of the article. Inukshuk is content; I'm satisfied.
anhaga
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Trout Montague Posted Jan 29, 2003
Oh Bravo!
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Rho Posted Jan 29, 2003
Well done! 
RhoMuNuQ
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Ausnahmsweise, wie üblich (Consistently inconsistent) Posted Jan 30, 2003
Congrats!!!
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anhaga Posted Jan 30, 2003
thanks, all, blah, blah
anhaga
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McKay The Disorganised Posted Jan 30, 2003
(That nut McKay's - will be recognized by most in peer reveiw)
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