Interesting theory i've considered studying various flat earth maps re: potential escape/crossing zones

Specimen one:
The good old Alexander Gleason map of 1892.
(Warning, this link take you to a direct download of a 7.477 mb jpg image, but can alternatively prob be found on most image search engines in smaller filesize if needed) i'm linking the larger because it is verified as the authentic version and what I'd like to point out requires decent resolution to notice.
[link to collections.leventhalmap.org (secure)]
Please notice on this image on the far left near the roman numeral XII that this area of the ice wall / barrier / firmament / "antarctica" / whatever you prefer calling it (name unrelated to the point i'm making), the width of this part relative to the width of the rest of the barrier around the map is substantially thinner. It occurs closest to New Zealand on that map.

Specimen two, the United Nations Seal. We all know it:
Most recent official version I can find:
[link to www.google.com (secure)]
Please notice here the laurel leaves surrounded every bit of the earth depicted here EXCEPT directly outward from New Zealand where the leaves open up, similar to the map before possibly?

Could there be a way through/out here?

Last Edited by DecentralizedIntelligenceAgent on 08/27/2018 06:24 AM