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 {"id": "txhkg5", "submitted_by": "RealMan_Gelo", "name": "7rowl", "description": "Top Minecraft speedrunner.", "website": "https://www.twitch.tv/7rowl", "subreddit": "", "center": [1477.5, 1459.5], "path": [[1473.5, 1455.5], [1480.5, 1455.5], [1480.5, 1462.5], [1473.5, 1462.5]]},
 {"id": "txhk36", "submitted_by": "Galmansan1", "name": "Viking ship", "description": "Viking ships were marine vessels of unique structure, used in Scandinavia from the Viking Age throughout the Middle Ages. The boat types were quite varied depending on what the ship was intended for, but they were generally characterized as being slender and flexible boats, with symmetrical ends with true keel. They were clinker-built, which is the overlapping of planks riveted together. Some might have had a dragon's head or other circular object protruding from the bow and stern for design, although this is only inferred from historical sources. Viking ships were used both for military purposes and for long-distance trade, exploration and colonization.", "website": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viking_ships", "subreddit": "/r/place_nordicunion, /r/Norge", "center": [442.5, 85.5], "path": [[436.5, 97.5], [451.5, 97.5], [451.5, 96.5], [452.5, 95.5], [453.5, 94.5], [453.5, 93.5], [454.5, 93.5], [455.5, 93.5], [455.5, 87.5], [457.5, 87.5], [457.5, 85.5], [458.5, 85.5], [458.5, 82.5], [456.5, 82.5], [456.5, 81.5], [455.5, 81.5], [455.5, 77.5], [449.5, 77.5], [448.5, 76.5], [447.5, 75.5], [446.5, 74.5], [444.5, 74.5], [444.5, 71.5], [442.5, 71.5], [442.5, 69.5], [443.5, 69.5], [443.5, 68.5], [443.5, 67.5], [440.5, 67.5], [440.5, 71.5], [439.5, 71.5], [439.5, 74.5], [434.5, 74.5], [434.5, 77.5], [432.5, 77.5], [431.5, 76.5], [430.5, 75.5], [429.5, 75.5], [429.5, 87.5], [430.5, 88.5], [430.5, 92.5], [431.5, 93.5], [432.5, 94.5], [433.5, 94.5], [434.5, 95.5], [435.5, 96.5], [435.5, 97.5], [437.5, 97.5]]},
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 {"id": "txhw77", "submitted_by": "RealMan_Gelo", "name": "HBG Logo", "description": "HBG (House Builder Gang) is a group primarily comprised of top Minecraft speedrunners, both current and former. The MCSR on top stands for Minecraft Speedrunning.", "website": "https://twitter.com/hbg_mc", "subreddit": "", "center": [1445.5, 1445.5], "path": [[1437.5, 1437.5], [1453.5, 1437.5], [1453.5, 1453.5], [1437.5, 1453.5]]},
 {"id": "txhvtd", "submitted_by": "InitiativeItchy", "name": "Mikes heart", "description": "On the night of April the 4th, the user MikeGamingFun wanted to leave his mark on r/place. He decided to create a little M, representing his username and by 8:22 pm (Australian standard eastern time), It was complete. After making the M, he proceeded to post about it on Reddit, with the post saying Finally got my own little place. (pls don't grief), not soon after a user by the name of M_pacey commented on the post, saying that he will help protect it. In the proceeding hours a among us character started to develop, taking over mikes M, mike responded to this by moving the M under the portal that was close. Luckily M_placey notice what mike was doing, and proceeded to help, not soon after, the M was fully underneath the portal. At one point in time, M_placey place a grey block under the m, and so did mike, as looked cool and unique, however, a random user put another grey block between mikes and paceys blocks, creating a heart. Mike decided to keep it like that and proceeded to fill it in red, with placey and a few randoms helping. The heart mostly stayed un griefed for the remanding g hours of r/place, with only a few blocks being placed on it every now and then.", "website": "", "subreddit": "/r/placethem", "center": [754.5, 838.5], "path": [[758.5, 836.5], [762.5, 841.5], [762.5, 837.5], [759.5, 841.5]]},