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Aha!

Rome via Geneva to Rotterdam. By car.

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Where's Monico? 😕

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Where's Monico? 😕
South East Turkey

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Originally posted by shavixmir
South East Turkey
well, some of us may have meant monaco...

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Where's Monico? 😕
sorry just crappy spelling err I mean typo 🙂

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Originally posted by pineapple42
well, some of us may have meant monaco...
STEP 5 has taken us to Turin.

Please, someone get us out of Europe...

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Originally posted by Coconut
do people still take ocean liners between continents? How are we going to get across?
Yes, and did you know there are still pirates on the high seas?

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Originally posted by Jay Peatea
sorry just crappy spelling err I mean typo 🙂
I thought it were probably a typo when you wrote it, but when pineapple repeated it, I thought it must be meant to be "Monico". 🙂

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Originally posted by dottewell
STEP 5 has taken us to Turin.

Please, someone get us out of Europe...
what a fantastic idea.... er... turin to la-rochelle! someone *must* have got a boat from there!

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Originally posted by pineapple42
what a fantastic idea.... er... turin to la-rochelle! someone *must* have got a boat from there!
Where is Fffing Michael Palin when you need him !

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Rotterdam to Amsterdam by car
Amsterdam to Cairo by plane
Cairo to Luxor by bus

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Rotterdam to Amsterdam by car
Amsterdam to Cairo by plane
Cairo to Luxor by bus
NO PLANES!

We're up to STEP 6, which has taken us to La Rochelle.

I'm going to bed but fully expect to see this thread completed in exactly 80 steps, with amusing tales of derring-do in East Africa and French Polynesia into the bargain.

I know you can do it.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Rotterdam to Amsterdam by car
Amsterdam to Cairo by plane
Cairo to Luxor by bus
if planes are aloud, it becomes far easier....
er....

london to heathrow (car)
heathrow to hong kong (plane)
hong kong to sydney (plane)

...

and i' sure there are volunteers that have done the same trip via the states...

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Originally posted by dottewell
NO PLANES!

We're up to STEP 6, which has taken us to La Rochelle.

I'm going to bed but fully expect to see this thread completed in exactly 80 steps, with amusing tales of derring-do in East Africa and French Polynesia into the bargain.

I know you can do it.
STEP 7: La Rochelle to Uagadugu (Burkina Faso) by Jeep Liberty.

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Originally posted by dottewell
NO PLANES!

We're up to STEP 6, which has taken us to La Rochelle.

I'm going to bed but fully expect to see this thread completed in exactly 80 steps, with amusing tales of derring-do in East Africa and French Polynesia into the bargain.

I know you can do it.
La Rochelle to Svetlaya by dragging myself along on my lips while tied to a giant turkish delight.

Svetlaya to Noshappu-misaki by stilt-wading.

Noshappu to Providernya by one boing on jet-powered pogo stick.

Providernya to Alaska by time machine and land bridge.

Alaska to Mexico by roller skating, holding on to a rope tied to Forrest Gump.

Mexico to Colombia by being kidnapped by coke dealers.

Colombia to Cape Horn by Arnold Schwarzenneger piggyback.

Cape Horn to Falklands by the Belgrano.

The last stage of the journey (Falkland Islands to Manchester) was really amazing, I travelled by the word 'etcetera' being bellowed incredibly loudly by 30 male Welsh expats from the islands.

Edit: Actually, none of this is true (disclaimer for the impressionable). I've never left my village in Tuvalu.