BTW, whose myths include the Camps? I only seem them in Western myth maps or God Learnerish maps. Is that something that Belintar would know about?
As for Sakum, I said *conflated*, as in he conflated Efto/Sea of Fire with Mt. Sakum. I was not suggesting that Mt. Sakum actually was a pit. In any event, Sakum is not really an important part of my argument other than it being a significant mountain in that general area.
-Kevin McD
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Peter Metcalfe <metcalph_at_iT_A16FhPZ5hKCuuyG3KswBJQ17h3U1QlZXZiEYUkT9Zm_nHGNgnbsPlJemrSAqbXbPK0LRG8XvXYWxlq-an5jWrwg.yahoo.invalid
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> On 11/12/2010 6:41 AM, Kevin McDonald wrote:
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> > What about the body of water (whose name escapes me) near the Artmali
> > area - and Mt Sakum? It continues to exist even after the Sky Dome
> > tilt burns the southern coast of Pamaltela, which might imply that it
> > is wicked deep. It could be that Belintar conflated Sakum, the
> > sea/lake, and the Camp of Innocence.
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> It would be odd for Belintar in describing the south to miss
> Bandaku/Fonrit and Imadalash/Teleos to describe Sakum since he elsewhere
> describes only genertelan mountains. The Blue Moon does not go down
> through the Efto sea which has been replaced by the Sea of Fire. Lastly
> Sakum has never been described as a deep pit.
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> --Peter Metcalfe
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