When It was discovered, while skydiving, that off to the Northeast of the Tiki Islands was a small, tan, circular splotch, many assumed it was Egypt. It seemed right to them. My question was, "Why hasn't anyone traveled there?" I made this my goal.

I drove off the edge of the Tiki Islands and headed in the direction of the tan splotch, occasionally using a JetPack to make sure I was heading in the right direction. After hours of board riding, I started to see the shape of the land mass on the horizon. Now sure of the direction to go, I hopped on my buggy and floored it, quickly hopping up onto dry land, and proving this was Egypt.

This didn't sate me though. Because I began to think... "If you can drive to Egypt... What about Tyr?.. Or Saja?.. They must surely be reachable too." Soon after, a buddy introduced me to a much higher level of sky diving. MUCH higher. As in seeing Earth curvature high. At THIS height, off in the distance, I saw a gray splotch. My first assumption was, "There's Tyr."

I then took my buggy (coz I figured out I could cruise control it at medium setting and not be thrown off course). While driving to Tyr, I also discovered that when switching from 'Aerial view -> World Zoom' to 'Standard view', the view actually zoomed in, affording u a view of your surroundings very briefly. This is where I was able to discern, through the use of a keen eye, and trigger finger, the distance I had to travel to get to Tyr. To top this off, I was also treated to the view of a small white dot off to the side. Saja.

With the advent of PB3, the prviously unknown island has become Cangrejo Island, and I have fixed that on my map. As far as the two little islands are concerned, though, they are still unnamed, and have been labled as such.

To make a long story short, I have driven to ALL the different islands, and consolidated these discoveries with good screen captures, allowing a nice, distance-accurate map of the land we know of as There.

I have yet to discern the north pole (which is somewhere between islands) but with the new compas i hope to find it soon and will mark it as much.