Where is the other side?

[hollister]

When I was growing up I was told that if I dug straight down into the ground I would eventually fall out in China. As a child I was fascinated by this and attempted several times to accomplish the feat (as I child I loved rice and I thought my love of rice was a good enough reason to try). I never made it. I always ran into rocks and an angry mother who thought I should take a bath immediately. I won't tell you about the time I filled my hole with water in a attempt to hide my efforts...

Anyway - take a look at the link - your mother would approve.

map.pequenopolis.com/

[bescheid]

That was fun Hollie, I am glad you found this and shared

{Hmmmm, psssst, care to devulge what fell into your hole filled with water?}

Charles

[Jaga]

Holly,

very interesting feature. I also thought about it. It looks that the water, ocean, sees, are almost everywhere. Wherever I dig I end up in the ocean!

[nancy]

Boston ends up in the ocean off Australia. ;D

[zooba]

Holly, I'd rather ask WHO fell in the hole? :-)
I must check my side of the world.
Ocean again! Somewhere east of New Zealand..

[leslie]

Holly, a very interesting exercise, but not entirely surprising as most of the southern hemisphere is water anyway! I ended up in the Pacific just off the SE coast of New Zealand - I've always wanted to go there, but by doing it this way - I can't swim. My editing probably landed up there as well.

Does anyone actually land up in an acceptable area?

Leslie

[kaima]

GLUB !

I end up in the Southern Ocean between the tip of Africa and the antarctic ice shelf!

Kai

[scatts]

You can start in Mongolia and end up in Argentina. I think I prefer the ocean.

[sciwriter]

Great! How do I get to Albania? Thanks