route someone would take to get from czeckoslovocia to New York by boat??
haha thanks
im actually not going there
i just needed to know for a report
=)
ok for the second guy who answered..
do you know how long it would take to travel by boat?
i asked this in another one of my questions?

go east

Funny u ask this question - especially today. As l just had breakfast this morning with a good friend l use to work with & he Captains a ship that delivers Grapefruits from the Texas Rio Grand Valley & Mexico to Prague on a regular basis.

He travels the Gulf of Mexico & follows the Gulf Stream up the east coast past New York & up to Maine & NewFoundland & then heads across the Atlantic to the North Sea, to Cuxhaven, Germany, & then takes the Elbe River all the way to Prague, which l am sure u know is the capital & largest city of the Czech Republic.
The Elbe is absolutely on of the most scenic & beautiful rivers in the world.

So. now, & l do mean ''now'' as in this time of year. (hurricane season in the south Atlantic) So. one would sail from Prague to Cuxhaven through the North Sea into the North Atlantic & take the northern route across to a more or less (depending on the weather) a direct bearing on New York City.

From October one would go from Prague, take the Elbe River to Cuxhaven, head south through the English Channel, & just past Cork, Ireland follow the coast south west to the Azores & then head west to Bermuda. When u reach Bermuda, follow the Gulf Stream up the US east coast to the Statue of Liberty. You can not miss it! (Well, u could actually. but probably won't.)

On the Elbe River u will sail past some pretty majestic mountains, & a whole bunch of Gothic looking castles, & modern cities that r connected to the past by remnants of medieval monuments & all kinds of interesting sites.

Happy & Safe Boating!