Google Maps - don't fancy this part of the journey!

Go to www,google.com and click on maps.</p>

In the search box at the top type New York to Paris and press enter.</p>

In the directions bar at the left hand side, scroll down and read line 23.</p>

Sometimes the directions change slightly so it may be line 22 or 24 but more often that not it's line 23.</p>

Surely there's an easier way. Good old Google.</p>

 

Nice one!

Try New York to London as well - for some reason you have to go via France

 

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&tab=wl&q=


And why does Norton (south of Sheffield) get such prominence on the map?

 

Maybe the Yanks......

believe that is where anti-virus originates from.

 

Does the same for New York to Penzance

So I guess its the same for most trans atlantic crossings.