And the the Oh, The McDonald's breakfast deal, Suckulant sausage and eggbook muffin and a latte all for just 279 something that will make

anyone a morning person so morningly that even the birds are more morningly.

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The world of George R. Martin called Earth generically in the text,

Planetos, Taroos, or Martin World by us fans is nowhere near fully explored,

as far as we know. From the perspective of the people of Westros though, it's absolutely true. It isn't even close.

And it's pretty much the same for us readers. The map ends and we don't know what's beyond it.

And there's things on the map that aren't fully explored.

Who knows what's out there?

What did the ancients explore long ago?

What have they learned?

What have that knowledge has been lost?

Maybe rediscovered?

After all, people such as the Giskari, the Valerians, the Ibenese, the Summer Islanders have been sailing the world as long or longer than most anyone else and some of them have really good ships and sailors, especially the summer

islanders. What they know, the Maasters of Westros often do not. But there have been attempts

to expand that knowledge and often as it is in our own world

a singular personality sometimes advances the boundaries of what's known by leaps and bounds or or rather strides within a single lifetime.

When we think of explorers, we think of the sea snake and Alyssa Farman who had an urge to discover,

or Nymeria and her loinish followers who were basically refugees who were

forced into seeking new lands. The refugees aside Nimeria included though these are nobles and a lot of the refugees

got left behind because they didn't have enough money to flee so that's a big

difference these are noble people with money compared to Loma's Longstrider who was a scribe, right?

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