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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 26 May 1995.
REQUEST: Great Britain and Ireland

REQUEST: Great Britain and Ireland

Hi Folks,

I am working as a new wiz at a new MUD soon to be up and running.  The theme
of the MUD concerns medieval Britain and Ireland.  Thus, we have the name
Celtic Cross.

Now, while I am sure that everyone's all interested in the MUD, I suppose I
ought to get down to business.  What I am looking for are detailed maps of
Breat Britain and Ireland.  As far as I am concerned, they can be all one
file, several maps, each showing Scotland, Wales, England, and Ireland, a
couple of maps with overlap, whatever.  Mostly, what I would like to see is
detail.  Little islands in the Irish Sea, something I could modify to show
who controls what areas, so on and so forth.  If anyone could come through
for me on this, I would be quite grateful.  Credit will be given where
credit is due, and maybe we can work out something on the MUD as well.
(Wow...MUD gratitude.. woo woo!)  *grin*  Thanks in advance...

--John Paxton

PS: Feel free to post or e-mail.  I will check for the next week or so to
see what turns up. 

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From: ncc...@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu (John A Paxton)
Subject: REQUEST: Great Britain and Ireland
Date: 1995/05/26
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