The furthest I’ve travelled north, south, east and west from where I live in Melbourne: North: Edinburgh, Scotland South: Ushuaia, Argentina West: Marrakesh, Morocco East: Montevideo, Uruguay I saw a couple of people posting their lists on Micro.blog, and I thought it’d be a fun littl... www.jayeless.net

@jayeless well, I have the same north and south as you. West: Chiloé, Chile East: Vienna, Austria

@jayeless Chiloé was incredibly boring, disappointingly enough. Ushuaia was great, though – climbed a glacier and saw the seals.

Ask where's the North? at York, 'tis on the Tweed; In Scotland, at the Orcades; and there, At Greenland, Zembla, or the Lord knows where:

@leonp I didn't climb any glaciers while I was there (that's pretty cool though 😃), but I did think Ushuaia was beautiful! One of the most charming places I've been.

Here I don't think we even really talk about "the North" – closest'd be "north of the divide", which just means north of this dinky little mountain range that, for the portion where the highway runs through it north of Melbourne, is basically just a chain of hills 😆 (Further east it at least grows into moderate mountains.)

@jayeless well, when I say climb, I mean “walk up”. Yes it was a beautiful place.

Edinburgh doesn’t seem very far north from here, but I guess I’d hit Scandinavia if I went much further (which would be cool).