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fFF`M,JEC1' NUMFqEF'k. 0029 (Tng) SESSION NUMBER: .1
OF' SE13 ,S I ON JAN 90 DATE OF` F~'EF'01--,'l ..`0 J4,11"I 90
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'To describe the targeAt site (Ai [S-landg Grand
,ai -is) -i Stage I terminology.
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cricryptpd coordin ttHs only.
Sk':) COMMENTS. No F`hyi-ical Inclvfriencie~,.;. ~-";J.te was re,.-i'alveci on
i-...ie first IAI-3 seClUericH. NOTE. This site laicAted next to a rm.K-h more
advanced natural foatLff-E~-
a natur,-..Al interface acean arid fresh, water,
W.ith thie understanding that the-.~ cj~4:ic:ial session was and there weis
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llerefore no 1,.iressk..tre to j-.ierx1nr-m, C152 was giveri the 'IopportUflitly to try a
fIlLACh more advanced ~-,ite, as a The concept o4 water/water interfz-tce'.
was Perc-Pi.ved on th,(F.~ tSt fUll 1AF3 seqUC?f1C(.--.. It t1lat 05'e-.".~ iS (.jLAj.d--A.V
bec-x3ming Prot Iiciprit enough to r.)roc(-.~ed into stage-.-, 11.
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                            k eyTown 14,000 feet thick-stood
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ke Age locked water in
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Williami ilk
gnawed holes in e porous
rock. Then ca the
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                               great thaw, when the
                        ITH. ocean rose and flooded
ed
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            pye's, v6vt into blue gems dotting
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by wide "bights," low-lying Andros, largest
of the Bahama Islands, sprawls for a NewZealand,,

hundred miles beside a deep Atlantic channel Point y -een Ca
that widens into the Ton G.
            .que of the Ocean 911
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(pages .356-7). A sharp beak on the island's RedShan 2184
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soggy western side broadens the lump of Poin ev,
te Cx4
land to forty miles; 7,500 islanders live 4428
along the drier eastern edge. Reefs near the h Point Cay
channel hold most of the blue holes, whose
unusually strong currents set them apart 4158 4392
24 280
from similar formations around the globe.
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                 BAHAMA
Water Cays
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jk; Andros,~Vke. _: Cu;/'y Cut Cays
              ). at Island 0" 12
2-,X~ j Island I rOvIde"ce 1~ 1 1. 4
SIL, ~1, 1-SanSahador South Cay
Ca Sal ISLANDS :'
Bank ,. \ ~' TFtoF4C OF NC
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-Tongue of ~Jonq h(and
the Ocean
TURKS AND
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P 'Gluantanarnoo 6T, Blue -hole areas pinpointed by author
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Cyn~nhlands 4 V )HAITO Soundings in feet
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STATUTE MILES
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