Bonus question: would this make a new continent?
this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2024
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Then you'd need to dig really, really deep. Even deeper than where the Balrog lives.
Would the north and south go to war again for control?
We'd have to change all the names!
Canada's pants become Canada shorts and Canada socks
Yes, but not for slavery this time, but for fresh water in the decades ahead of climate change. Those freshwater Great Lakes will be awfully attractive 100 years from now.
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The Mississippi already does that, but south-north instead of east-west.
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First I was excited thinking about South Canada and North Mexico, but unfortunately they screwed up the one opportunity in history to fix Oklahoma's awkward 'protrusion', so I can't with a clean conscience support and vote for this. Better luck next time.
That's a gnarly cliff in Colorado
All you need is time and a LOT of shovels........
Nope. Just MS paint and one brush.
And if abandoned halfway we could just turn it into a park.
The Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway follows the path of the abandoned Cross Florida Barge Canal.
https://www.floridastateparks.org/learn/history-cross-florida-greenway
Ke~~~~ky.
Now build a land bridge and connect this up with Panama
I like this idea. However, I have one small issue: this river appears to go directly through my house...
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