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<\/p>\n01\/24\/2020 – Update: We DID it @! Sarnia , Ontario and Augusta, Australia have
\njust partnered up, and thrown down bread – to make our VERY OWN EARTH SANDWICH!
\nThis calls for a tasty refreshment -over at the Refined Fool!
\n*that’ll be a pint of their Aussie Pouch Envy\u00a0 for me!*<\/p>\n
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So Ted Edgar – You’re my new hero.
\nSincerely,|
\nMcNeill.\u00a0 – ok so here’s the original story that led to this glorious achievement:<\/p>\n
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01\/23\/2020 –
\nFor the first time in recorded history, the Earth has been made into a sandwich
\n– with photographic proof! That’s right – our very own bright blue marble, floating
\nin space, in orbit around the star, Sol. The home to every human being that has
\never lived, loved\u00a0 fought, struggled, conquered and died -has been slapped between
\ntwo pieces of bread on opposite sides – and made into a planetary sandwich.<\/p>\n
So how did we do it?<\/p>\n
A guy in New Zealand teamed up with a guy on the direct opposite side of
\nthe world in Spain and they both put pieces of bread on the ground – and took
\npictures –\u00a0to make an “Earth sandwich”. That’s 12 thousand kilometers of Earthy
\ningredients between two pieces of bread.<\/p>\n
To make a sandwich of our own from Sarnia Ontario, we first musto find our Historians may argue that Earth sandwiches may already have been accidentally However,\u00a0 this recorded attempt – marks a first in RECORDED history – a partnership
\nantipode. An\u00a0antipode<\/b>, or\u00a0antipodal point<\/b>, is\u00a0the point\u00a0on\u00a0the\u00a0planet that is
\nlocated diametrically opposite to a specific geographic location, and therefore,
\nis\u00a0the\u00a0farthest\u00a0point\u00a0in\u00a0the\u00a0world from that location. Sarnia’s antipodal point is
\nAugusta, Western<\/strong> Australia, which you can see HERE<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n
\nmade many times throughout unrecorded history by sheer accident,\u00a0 like when two
\npeople on opposite sides of the world, say, drop\u00a0a piece of bread by utter coincidence,
\nbutter side down at the very same time… it certainly falls into\u00a0the realm of possibility.<\/p>\n
\nbetween private citizens in Spain and New Zealand- pioneers you could even call them –
\nin turning our planet into a sandwich, with photographic proof.<\/p>\n