For those of you interested in such things, I've parsed the geography of Mark Twain's book "The Innocents Abroad". There is really no new information here, primarily I've just mapped all his stops along the way. There are tid bits from Wikipedia, Kent Rasmussen, and David Fears, mainly to provide some continuity. I hope to return to this section of my overall project "Mark Twain's Geography" in the future with some real research. I'm afraid my energy level is a bit low as I'm dealing with a case of pneumonia but I don't think its contagious through email. Caution, my service provider has been less than reliable lately, so if it doesn't come up - wait a day. http://twainsgeography.com/content/innocents-abroad -- There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. http://bscottholmes.com