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Geography of the English Channel
a report by Hermione Granger, Year 6
The English Channel is the body of water that joins the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea, and separates Great Britain from the north of France. At 560 kilometers long and 240 kilometers wide at its largest point, the Channel is considered by many to be a small sea of its own, though it is much shallower than any of the proper seas. The Straight of Dover...
[... and she just goes on like that, for paragraphs and paragraphs]
[somebody interrupt her and tell her that the comm is not her homework, please]
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a report by Hermione Granger, Year 6
The English Channel is the body of water that joins the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea, and separates Great Britain from the north of France. At 560 kilometers long and 240 kilometers wide at its largest point, the Channel is considered by many to be a small sea of its own, though it is much shallower than any of the proper seas. The Straight of Dover...
[... and she just goes on like that, for paragraphs and paragraphs]
[somebody interrupt her and tell her that the comm is not her homework, please]
[ooc: I wanted to get this up now, but steady tagbacks will be tomorrow! ♥]