Three ships, one year
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Three ships, one year
Land ahoy.
Ship's log
1492
Open the atlas at the Caribbean and find where they landed.
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Three ships, one year
⛵ Three ships, the Niña, the Pinta and the Santa María, crossed the Atlantic and reached the Caribbean.
🕰️ The century is the fifteenth. The decade is the last of that century.
🚢 The final digit is the number of ships minus one.
🔢 Which year? Four digits.
Wrong year. The ships are still in the harbour. Count the century again.