I examined PART of the map (there are four parts to the overall Spirit Tracks map, just as The Advetnure of Link's map could be split into four parts), and it nicely matches up with the, say, upper left part of The Advetnure of Link map.

Another non-Hyrule reason- the trailer shows mountains and forests everywhere, so big it needs train tavel, and there isn't a coast, but a river and more land.

It is fact. You see a very big ass Hyrule in Spirit Tracks, one that need strains to get around, it also appears to be set in part of The Advetnure of Link's overworld, which was very big and watery.

And don't go 2d vs. 3d. Hyrule always looks smaller in the 2d games. And there is nothing to say that old Hyrule wasn't a large island, too.

The Minish Cap's Hyrule is surrounded by forests and mountains and is set on a BIG ISLAND. Old Hyrule is surrounded by the same thing, and because it is 35, you can't see beyond the mountains: the water.

Spirit Tracks shows that the New Hyrule is a huge landmass, not an island. There is also no coast in The Minish Cap's Hyrule, and it is seen as being surrounded by mountains, forests, and rivers. In fact, the New Hyrule is so big that is requires trains to get around.

In original intent, The Legend of Zelda's Hyrule and Ocarina of Time's Hyrule were supposed to be the same- one had a coast and the other didn't. It shows that the coast means nothing to the developers. Either you see the coast, or you don't. But it's there eventually somewhere in the south east.

NOU >:/

Well not exactly golden when we had people role playing and fighting all over the place.

I'm good. Been theorizing sinse you left... got myself a job as an actor...and yeah that pretty much sumerizes that.

What about you?

Were you the guy who used to be the cheif knight of the organization called the UWM?

No prob

No, but I have Seen someone that looks just like her.

hah. She looks firmiliar for some reason.

Hot girlfriend.