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James Cook - Buffalo Bills

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James Cook

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James cook made a stunning touchdown, and made cooking celebration

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In the backfield... as a receiver... the Bills are gonna like Cook cook

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James Cook was a British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the British Royal Navy. In 1770, he charted New Zealand and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia on his ship HMS Endeavour (HM Bark Endeavour). He later disproved the existence of Terra Australis, a fabled southern continent.

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The Bark Endeavour, is an authentic replica of HMS Endeavour - which was sailed by Captain James Cook during his scientific expedition of 1768 - has been traditionally built by Whitby craftsmen and is approximately 40% of the ships original size.

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Seventeen Seventy is one of the very few towns named for a number. It was named for Captain Cook's landing at that location in 1770. Today it is a small tourist town in the north of Queensland. This shirt makes mockery of the many shirts sporting the name of a famous city. The centre image comes from a map drawn by Cook showing the approximate location.

Seventeen Seventy is one of the very few towns named for a number. It was named for Captain Cook's landing at that location in 1770. Today it is a small tourist town in the north of Queensland. This shirt makes mockery of the many shirts sporting the name of a famous city. The centre image comes from a map drawn by Cook showing the approximate location.