
Point A to Point B
Several months ago, Google announced that its mapping system would provide directions for not only cars, but for trains and community bus systems as well. Apparently, they’ve also added certain forms of watercraft. Click here for Google Maps’ directions from Seattle to Honolulu. But be careful: they forgot to add the instruction for donning your life vest.
The Honolulu to Tokyo run provides similar feedback, but travelers heading to England from New York are out of luck. If you find additional routes like these, attach them as comments here.
This article was posted on November 16, 2008 by
Tim Patrick.
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