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Easter Island, Chile: The most isolated spot on earth?

October 10, 2019 Jim 2 Comments

For Mutiny on the Bounty fans, it’s a mere 1,193 miles to Pitcairn Island.

Santiago, Chile is 2,338 miles away.

You have to travel 2,641 miles to get here from Papeete, Tahiti.

From our hometown of McKinney, Texas it’s 4,251 miles.

Hollywood checks in at 4,266 miles.

Honolulu is 4,658 miles away.

And Angaston, South Australia, our home away from home, is 6,264 miles from Easter Island.

Truly one of the most isolated spots on earth.

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  1. Jeff March says

    October 15, 2019 at 10:14 pm

    I did not know previously that Easter Island is closer to McKinney, Texas, than it is to either Hollywood or Honolulu. Even though I’m not sure how that may come in handy, I’ve filed it away in the “miscellany” quadrant of my brain for future reference. If it ever comes up, I’ll be sure to credit you.

    • Jim says

      October 16, 2019 at 5:06 am

      I look forward to reading about it in next month’s newsletter.

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