From: ted@loft.tnolan.com   
      
   In article <_p6fR.161400$gHUb.30707@fx34.iad>,   
   Scott Lurndal  wrote:   
   >Paul S Person  writes:   
   >>On Fri, 30 Jan 2026 17:44:29 +1300, Titus G  wrote:   
   >>   
   >    
   >>   
   >>One weird thing I remember noticing: the maps showed them moving   
   >>to/along the /East/ Coast, but when the reached the ocean, it was to   
   >>the right when they were moving south (ie, /West/ Coast). Apparently,   
   >>it never occurred to the moviemakers to either use a map consistent   
   >>with what they were showing or shoot the beach scenes with the ocean   
   >>on the left by actually moving north along the coast. I could, of   
   >>course, have been mistaken about this.   
   >   
   >Someone probably just reversed the negatives accidentally in post   
   >production...   
      
   It's interesting (or not...) how much this affects me in real life.   
      
   I spend a lot of time on the Grand Strand where you know "Going North   
   on US-17?  Ocean on right / Going South on US-17?  Ocean on left".   
      
   When I am on the Gulf Coast around Spring Hill and I get on US-19,   
   I often think of "going up to Tarpon Springs" or "down to Weeki   
   Wachee" since the ocean is on wrong side!   
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