Yay!
Or something.
Why are return journeys always quicker than outward bound ones?
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Re: Back!
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Anonymous
on Wed 15 Dec 2004 12:03 AM GMT | Permanent Link
That would be the jet stream over the Atlantic blowing against you on the way there, and with you on the way back. Adds an hour from UK to the US, and subtracts one on the way back.
Nice little animation of the effect here: http://squall.sfsu.edu/scripts/jetstream_atl_model.html Re: Back!
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Gerard van Schip
on Wed 15 Dec 2004 11:17 AM GMT | Profile | Permanent Link
Because you were excited with anticipation going there so it took aaaages. Going back you had a lot to think about so time flew by.
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Suw Charman
on Wed 15 Dec 2004 04:58 PM GMT | Profile | Permanent Link
Very good points, both of them. ;-)
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