They do like a laugh at Google. Well, very occasionally.There was joy, then, for British Google Mappers who suddenly found that some celebrated routes across the United Kingdom offered not merely travel times by driving, cycling, or walking, but by dragon. Or punt. Or Loch Ness monster.
via Google Maps tells you travel time by Loch Ness monster.
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Yesterday, 500 years after Black Shuck first went on the prowl, archaeologists were examining the skeleton of a 7ft long dog unearthed in the remains […]
