Getting there would be expensive and involve hard work, but there’s a chance that someone could jump off that passage without getting wet if he wanted to bad enough, and the technology to do beam to a location like that isn’t likely going to happen.
We have a causeway to Mersea Island called The Stroud. Every so often you end up queuing waiting for the tide to ebb. At least it’s usable for more than two hours a day.
Unless they make them Eco-tourist carry out every thing they bring in , that’s gonna be one very gross Glacier…Why do they feel so privileged? That aint WashD.C….
Leroy over 5 years ago
Single male snail, like it slow and counterclockwise, let’s make happy trails!
charliefarmrhere over 5 years ago
Wouldn’t dropping your drawers on Everest frost bite your butt?
Templo S.U.D. over 5 years ago
unless the French have amphibious automobiles, going along the Passage du Grois will be snap
whataboytjiex2 over 5 years ago
Sinistral snails: “Hey look I’m a lefty! I will probably die a virgin!”
whataboytjiex2 over 5 years ago
How long before said passage is washed away dy 13 ft. waves?
whataboytjiex2 over 5 years ago
People down stream from Everest must be praying real hard that global warming doesn’t happen!
Spock over 5 years ago
…and it’s a 90 minutes walk, so get going early and don’t take a break to enjoy the view!
boniface22 over 5 years ago
Passage du Gois. Popular place; see Google Earth street view.
jasonsnakelover over 5 years ago
Getting there would be expensive and involve hard work, but there’s a chance that someone could jump off that passage without getting wet if he wanted to bad enough, and the technology to do beam to a location like that isn’t likely going to happen.
Tog over 5 years ago
We have a causeway to Mersea Island called The Stroud. Every so often you end up queuing waiting for the tide to ebb. At least it’s usable for more than two hours a day.
Pedmar Premium Member over 5 years ago
Holy Island in Northumbria County, UK, is accessible by a causeway only at low tide twice a day.
mudleg over 5 years ago
Perhaps the climbers should hire a few more Sherpas.
FassEddie over 5 years ago
Sounds like the opportunity for Himalayan Port a Potties needs a sound business plan.
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 5 years ago
What are foot waves. And can’t the drivers just wait for all thirteen of them to pass? Yuck-yuck, lol, lmao.. etc..
Russell Sketchley Premium Member over 5 years ago
Isn’t that shell coiling clockwise?
joefearsnothing over 5 years ago
Leave it to the French to build a road that’s underwater a majority of everyday! ;o[
Teto85 Premium Member over 5 years ago
And Nepal is thinking of closing Everest to all but clean up parties for a few years.
comixbomix over 5 years ago
“Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosey”…more than you ever wanted to know about snail society…
chain gang charlie over 5 years ago
Unless they make them Eco-tourist carry out every thing they bring in , that’s gonna be one very gross Glacier…Why do they feel so privileged? That aint WashD.C….
tuslog1964 over 5 years ago
Roads must be hard to build and maintain if you can only work on them a couple hours daily?
Scott S over 5 years ago
Mister Hankey the Christmas poo! He loves me, I love you!
wjones over 5 years ago
The lower air pressure at the top of Mount Everest must make it come out.
Stephen Gilberg over 5 years ago
Yet another reason I won’t climb it. Being one of the first people to make it must have been great; now it’s just unpleasant.
6turtle9 over 5 years ago
Currently, there are 248 dead bodies on Mount Everest, and counting.
AB9SS over 5 years ago
“Just watch out where the husky’s go and don’t eat that yellow (or brown) snow”!