There are plenty of companies that do this!
Seriously!
Here is one:
The pockets are HYUGE. I have been able to put my kindle in one of those pockets.
I find Duluth clothing to generally have more pockets than other brands.
Drove the car to church, shocked when the priest told him to get the H out there
Have you see the article about the find of polar explorer Ernest Shackleton’s ship HMS Endurance.
From the article I read:
The ship, which sank in 1915, is 3,008 meters (1.9 miles or 9,842 feet) deep in the Weddell Sea, a pocket in the Southern Ocean along the northern coast of Antarctica, south of the Falkland Islands.
The bold emphasis is mine. Does Antarctica have anything but a northern coast?
I see your point. All the antarctic coast is, by definition, northern coast.
Yes (see map below)
Not so . . .
One might note that there are lots of east-facing and west facing coasts in the Ross and Weddell Seas. They’re just not in a form that other continents have.
But I do agree that the majority of the coast line is north-facing.
But if I said something was in the Atlantic Ocean off the southern coast of the United States would you think I was talking about somewhere off the coast of Connecticut or Rhode Island?
Not that far from New Zealand to Brazil
I had a car that was so old and beat up, that when the tank was empty I declared it totaled
The US doesn’t contain a pole . . . and suffers from the use of Euclidean geometry when traveling along lat & long lines as an approximation of what is actually traveled in an elliptical geometry space.
The same cannot be said in Antarctica; so I don’t think it appropriate to use the same “thinking” when discussing directional references.
Reminds me of the old joke:
Guy goes into an auto parts store and asks the person at the counter “could I get a new set of windshield wipers for my Yugo?” And the person behind the counter says “yeah, I think that would be a pretty fair trade.”
Yugo… almost as much fun as LeCar.
Or…an Adobe!
Or the Chevy Nova . . . in Spain . . .
