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In article <5jmo7s$fs5@s-cwis.unomaha.edu>, jquick@s-cwis.unomaha.edu (QUICK JASON STEWART) writes:
> Well, true, but you'd get quit dizzy driving round and round the island. :)
> 
> The US isn't 5000 miles from one end to another (more like 3000), but it
> wouldn't take too long to accumulate that sort of mileage.  Traveling
> from one coast to another, then up/down the coast would get you
> pretty close to 5000 miles (say, on a route from Seattle-Miami-Boston).
> 
Actually, there are several ways to get a 5000 mile one-way trip over here;
how about Anchorage, Alaska to Key West, Florida?  How about Victoria, BC
to St. John's, Nfld? Or Fairbanks, Alaska to Miami, Florida?  As you can see
if you look at a map, from Fairbanks or Ancharoage to just about anywhere
on the East coast will be a lot of miles, and coast-to-coast in Canada is
a long drive also.

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