It was a very interesting review of the New England Mission Review that we had just done. I think this map is not a special one. It's good because it's fundamental. Administrative signs, highways, highways and provinces, and mountains and streams and other humanities. I'm not a child-in-a-best person, because I think you're exceptional. The more stylus, the more lavishly, the better at making this map. A book review once said that the map was like a girlfriend. But I think it's not worth it.

I bought it because it seemed to be not bad to have a single preaching campaign around the area where I lived. Unlike the Choong-mong or the Riverside, this map is still properly marked as being re-runed in '04, since 1992, since the first break. I think it's because we're all about putting that area in one piece of paper, and we've got different local conductives. In the Chochong North, it was 1:7000, and in the river, 1:250,000, and this time in the High North, there is a scale of 1:21,000.