Is it theoretically possible to ride a bike from NYC to Paris via frozen ocean between Alaska and Russia? - nyc bike table
It seems, look at satellite images that Google is only three miles, the difference between Little Diamedica (USA) and Big Diamedica (UK) Canary. If you come across what looks like a frozen sea is connected. It therefore seems possible, on foot or by bicycle United Russia. But continuously starting from New York to Paris would be needed to reach these islands w / out a boat that is only about 25 miles from the mainland. Is that enough time to cross the frozen ocean?
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Nyc Bike Table Is It Theoretically Possible To Ride A Bike From NYC To Paris Via Frozen Ocean Between Alaska And Russia?
3 comments:
You're right, is about 50 miles from continent to continent. The Bering Strait is frozen every winter, and the people of the snow machines (which they call 48-staters snowmobiles) and / or ski planes land on the ice.
However, it is often open in the ice expansion, contraction and movements, most adventurers willing to cross 10-50 feet of water, as needed.
He saw the big questions such as:
Hundreds of miles of wetlands between Manley Hot Springs (the nearest road) and the Bering Strait. At least he would be frozen in winter, but he wants a dog for the sled, not a bicycle, unless someone has opened the way for you.
Hundreds of miles of marsh or with snow on the Russian side, covered, before the dirt roads or paved areas.
Border crossings outside of designated sites is rarely appreciated by the beneficiary countries. Above all, Russia. The guy who was Sailboard Little Diomede Diomedes arrested upon landing in Russia. Cool trick, though.
Wow ... What a great idea ... Have you thought to yourself, or after "The Long Way Round" on television? More than 2 types of motorcycles from Scotland to New York in an easterly direction around the world.
Northern Canada, or, as you would have to look over your shoulder for the polar bears. If you want adventure you can go the route of an explorer to do?
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