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Here be Dragons is a poem about facing unknown challenges and exploring new things .The title vomes from old maps that warned of danger in unexplored areas.

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TITEL:
Verwysin
Middelee
landkaart
wat geva
aandui.

In die ged
dit die
waarskuw
van die p
aan sy se
Here Be Dragons oor die g
van die
internet.

, Here be dragons

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about a phrase used on
maps.


"Here be dragons" means
dangerous or unexplored
territories, in imitation of a
supposed medieval practice of
putting dragons, sea serpents
and other mythological
creatures in uncharted areas
of maps.

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