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[Mac Cat]

Very Cool, Vlim !!

I went to German grade school in Nurenberg (1963). One of things I remembered clearly was the blue lined graph paper. We used it in all of our student notebooks for writing, math, and reports.

I don't know if that's a European thing, or just the German education system.

In contrast, I can hardly remember every using graph paper in the 12 American schools I attended. Twice that i can recall - once in 6th grade geometry and in Senior chemistry classes.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by Mac Cat

Very Cool, Vlim !!

I went to German grade school in Nurenberg (1963). One of things I remembered clearly was the blue lined graph paper. We used it in all of our student notebooks for writing, math, and reports.

I have a pad of that blue lined graph paper. Bought locally, don't recall where. Mine also has crude drawings on some of the pages, some not even as good as yours, but mostly ideas or points to remember. No colors, which automatically makes yours superior.

You were studying on how to breach a castle???