Chinese Nuclear Testground

From: illuminate33 <inarsus-ferilt-z_at_agh2wvKwvtjU9BBWTvHAyJnbDaMhEsk_CHsyFhKzqoK7y24bP8RVHTIuuyx>
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 02:12:07 -0000

My questinable first post, Julian and others.

http://www.geo.arizona.edu/researchers/tinker/research/Nuclear/lopnor/

The deadline of my note on Lur Nop (Sole Open Port of Kralorela) was yesterday (to Tradetalk, Oversea Issue).

<<>Of those that
>are, the geographical ones is a name and the other is "a statement of
>terrain" (can't think of the correct word) like Shan meaning mountain
>and Chang meaning island. Thus Hu Shan would be the Hu mountains and
>Shan Shan would be The great mountains (or something like that).

Shan does mean Mountains or Hills in Mandarin. Lur Nop on the Isle of Fanzow (where all the foreign ships dock at) is interestingly enough a juxaposition of Lop Nur (or vice versa) which is a Chinese Nuclear Weapons Facility. So Sandy, does the foreigners corner in Lur Nop glow in the dark? >>

http://glorantha.temppeli.org/digest/gd1/1995.02/0767.html#0773qlink4

I have puzzled about the original author of Genertela's intention using such anagram.  

I hope something ill thing not occurs to my draft overshadowed by such imagery.

Good day, Julian.