Neverland Island does have one more odd character in its midst. The river runs straight through the island in an inverted V, creating the impression of two islands. While their true separate halves are about 30 meters apart, the impression of two separate islands makes some people wonder if Neverland Island is two islands or a single artificial island. Conclusion It appears as if it was never quite clear how big Neverland Island really is. At least it is a great addition to your visit to the Hermit Kingdom. May the Fourth be with you! – Mati Bove, CapX [Pics by Kevin G. Smith (Australian Defense College), Kevin Ahn (Robert Bosch GmbH), AFP] Like this: Like Loading... Related Posts: Yes, The Final Fantasy X/X-2 Evolution Walkthrough Is Real! Quest For the Playstation 2 Final Fantasy X/X-2 #1: Down The Rabbit Hole Bioware And Games Masters: How They Lie Panasonic Animations: Amnesia: The Dark Descent Cracking The Myth: Episode 2 Can You Get Dissociative Compulsive Disorder From RPG Novels? Tags: Location, myth, Korea, location for location, real @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ *Originally posted by Mati Bove on The Truth Is Out There Visit Mati Bove’s website! Follow Mati Bove on Twitter! Follow Mati Bove on Google+! Mati Bove’s “Equivalency of Trust” Article Also: “No, Santa Claus Is Not Real!” Tags: Santa Claus, myth, religion, imaginary friend, neverland, fantasy Advertisements Like this: Like Loading... Related Posted in Uncategorized Tags: lie About the Author Mati Bove Publisher Author 10:31 pm March 17, 2011 About this photo: Not the best one, but it is a bit blurry. Tags: Fantasy, Fiction Advertisements Like this: Like Loading... Related Posted in Uncategorized Tags: fiction Tags: myths Tags: lie After the game, many people assume that X-2 never really existed. The truth is more mundane, but still worth a mention. The black and white look “It wasn’t until we showed some photographs of the island to somebody who grew up on the sea that we realized that the island looked black and white,” Mr. Choi said. “The people who were born and raised on the island remember it as white, or pale.” When asked about the island’s appearance in the real world, Mr. Choi paused for a moment. “Ah yes,” he said. “Well, that could be one of the real-world elements we added to the island.” What you may not know is that Japanese scientists studied the place in 1980. That same year, they recommended that the island be preserved and its natural balance restored. The space was subdivided by mistake, and nature started taking over. (Source) Share this: Twitter Facebook Reddit Tumblr Email Like this: Like Loading... Related Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Fiction, myth, location, real, fantasy Tags: lie, nature, myth, true Tags: fantasy Tags: location Tags: neverland, location, myth Tags: fantasy island, myth Tags: fiction island Tags: story Comments Like this: Like Loading...