KC
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I was watching a program on TV last night and the commentator said that Alaska is the only genuine frontier left. Now I agree that much of Alaska is still truely wild and unspoiled and I agree that parts of it are still a frontier in the generic sence of the word.
But is it the last frontier left? Are there no other places that still qualify as frontiers?
How about Siberia? Any body been there? Any first-hand knowledge?
What about what used to be called the Northwest Territories?
What about Patagonia? Anybody been there?
What about the Amazon River basin? The Pantanal?
What abou the Congo River basin?
The foregoing assumes that "frontier" is limited to land and it excludes the other 75% of the planet. Obviously there are still lots of areas in the deep that have not yet been explored.
KC
But is it the last frontier left? Are there no other places that still qualify as frontiers?
How about Siberia? Any body been there? Any first-hand knowledge?
What about what used to be called the Northwest Territories?
What about Patagonia? Anybody been there?
What about the Amazon River basin? The Pantanal?
What abou the Congo River basin?
The foregoing assumes that "frontier" is limited to land and it excludes the other 75% of the planet. Obviously there are still lots of areas in the deep that have not yet been explored.
KC
