Google and Trans-Atlantic travel

[Hitcher]

1. go to www.google.com
2. click on 'maps'
3. click on 'get directions'
4. type 'New York' in the first box (the 'from' box)
5. type 'London' in the second box (the 'to' box)
6. Scroll down to step #23

[cowpoos]

jezzzz hitch....everyone knows that one!!! been out for years!! ;)

[Sniper]

Please tell me you didnt get that via Myspace Hitcher

[Jantar]

And the problem is? :wacko:

[Hitcher]

You think I'm some kind of teenager with nothing better to do than surf myspace or youtube? Good heavens. At my age I can only remember one login.

[Madness]

:love: Perth to Darwin, look at No.20....

[Storm]

To be honest I've never heard of it. Whats it do? (I dont have broadband so it will take forever to load)

[onearmedbandit]

No it won't.

[Storm]

I see. Very humourous, yet impractical

[Wolf]

I see. Very humourous, yet impractical
Extremely!

I see from their map they expect you to swim through the channel and make landfall at Le Havre in France, trek overland to Boulogne sur Mer then swim to Dover (why not the shorter, more popular, route from Calais to Dover, I have no idea) - none of these steps mentioned in the directions, I note - when the far more practical route would be to make landfall near Sennen in Cornwall and head up to London from there, thus sparing yourself the effort of a lot more swimming and the torment of being lost without adequate directions somewhere between Le Havre and Boulogne and surrounded by bloody French!

Bloody Google, always doing things the hard way!