My vague equivalent of the pelican riding a bicycle test (for a local model without internets) is to ask it: "Where is Yeovil"? I don't expect a totally accura

My vague equivalent of the pelican riding a bicycle test (for a local model without internets) is to ask it: "Where is Yeovil"? I don't expect a totally accurate answer for obvious reasons but I do enjoy watching the accuracy improve. Qwen3.6-27B-FP8 currently espouses (see below), which is not too bad. The directions are a bit mad but the mileage is about right and there is a helicopter manufacturer here and a RNAS (navy not airforce) museum nearby at Yeovilton. Cosford is in Shropshire which is not a million miles away. I'm not sure what 盆地的 means but the river Yeo is correct ... OK ... "basin like" - again not bad, even if Chinese is not the first language here. The model understands that Yeovil is named after (or vice versa or at least is associated with) a river Yeovil is the current form of Gifle (Saxon) which I thought meant "bend in a river" but WP is currently saying "fork in a river". My source is a local museum. There is a fork but was it there 2000 odd years ago? My hydrology skills say ... possibly ---------------------------------------------------- Q: where is yeovil: Yeovil is a town in Somerset, in the South West of England. It is located roughly: 25 miles (40 km) south-west of Exeter 60 miles (100 km) west of Bristol 140 miles (225 km) west-south-west of London Yeovil is known for its historic market town center, RAF Museum Cosford (nearby), and as a significant industrial town, particularly during World War II for aircraft manufacturing (including the Wellington bomber). It sits in the盆地的 valley of the River Yeo.