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| The game is called ECON 201, and players assume the identity of aliens who must survive after crash-landing on a futuristic, post-apocalyptic Earth. When Polo faces danger, such as crash-landing on an island with an erupting volcano, he often takes advantage of the situation--in this case by roasting hot dogs over a lava flow and using a chunk of glowing magma to light his lantern. In the March 2005 edition of the magazine you have a story and picture describing the crash-landing of a "DC3 cargo plane" in Maule Lake, in North Miami Beach, FL. |
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