Re: Surface,which is not second countable

In article <1169287614.176510.3920@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, eugene
<jane1806@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

It is well-known fact that any Riemann surface is second countable,
i.e. there is a countable base for its topology.

It arises the following question: Could you give an example of a
surface which is not second countable ?

Thanks.


The so-called "long line" gives the idea.
http://planetmath.org/encyclopedia/LongLine.html
.