duh wrong attachment heres the right one.

vc
--- Victor Cantore <drpotatoes@yahoo.com> wrote:

> howdy folks,
>
> i found this map and wanted to share it with the
> group. i got this in college, my last free credit i
> had to fulfill to graduate with my business degree i
> took geography 101 for kicks (got the highest grade
> in
> the class too) but enough showing off!
>
> it is a scan of a photocopy so the quality isn't
> that
> good but i actually kept it all these years because
> it
> seemed incredibly accurate to me and equally
> fascinating. Oklahoma in 3 distict regions??
>
> i love cultural boundaries, even though not
> demarcated
> and fixed like intl boundaries, or even
> state/provincial boundaries, you still 'feel' like
> you
> are somewhere different, even if sometimes you quite
> can't put your finger on why it feels different.
> that's what makes it so much fun for me. like flying
> to florida. people there are so different (whats
> with
> the fascination with nascar?).
>
> I by the way am in the hippest area, region V-f.
>
> my questions are:
>
> 1. does anyone know the source/author of this map?
> i'd
> love to research further in my free time.
> unfortunately the photocopy is all i got from the
> professor (wysiwig). and six years back too.
>
> 2. european folks: anything like this you have for
> europe that you are willing to share? my intuition
> tells me that there are 3 major regions (germanic,
> romance, slavic) with various others (greek, etc).
> i'd
> love to see a european version of this.
>
> have fun and hope the file isn't too big
>
> victor
>
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> ATTACHMENT part 2 image/jpeg name=mapUSA2.jpg

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