“Swim across the Atlantic Ocean – 3,462mi”: Google
from: New York, NY, United States of America to: London – Google Maps
Oh, I know it’s doing the rounds of the web, and it’s also probably a cunning joke by those oh-so-funny folk at Google, but it is rather charming literal response to a mapping question.
The big, unanswered question, however, is why the landfall in France?
This isn’t just an anti-London/UK dig since the routes to Dublin and Cardiff also hit France first… Maybe a love of tunnels by the Map Bot? We should be told!
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