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You can watch the FULL VERSION by signing into Geoff's site. (11:39 minutes)

Here's the short version:

Subtropical desert (Köppen: BWh)
Elevation: 1090 ft Annual rainfall: 7"

 
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Wow Jen, you get this up before I even get the email from Geoff! Does he let you know about them via bat-phone or something?

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LOL - yes! And he uses actual bats!

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Jennifer Wadsworth wrote:LOL - yes! And he uses actual bats!



BATS! I haven't seen a thread on BATS in a while.

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Great - the WW2 Allies had pigeons for communication, Harry Potter has owls, Game of Thrones has ravens, and Geoff Lawton has bats! Paul, I think you're going to need to get yourself some pterodactyls as part of the Empire.

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