The Panama Canal Review 1971
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Imagination pictures them pushed relentlessly along by winds and currents, buffeted by winds and waves but usuaUy coming to rest on some shore to be discovered by a beach- comber with an inquiring mind. It is recorded one bottle drifted from a point southeast of Cape Horn to the west coast of North Island, New Zealand, a distance of 10,250 miles.
Contrary Behavior Drifts of 4,000 to 6,000 miles and more are not uncommon. Not so long ago, a bottle set adrift about 800 miles east of Newfoundland ...was discovered 31 months later on the coast of Yucatan after drifting over 6,000 miles. It was first carried along in the eastward-mov- ing cuiTcnt and wind, then southward and westward until it finally washed ashore on the remote beach in the tropics.
The speed of a drifting bottle varies, of course, according to wind and cur- rent. A bottle adrift in a quiet comer may not move a mile in a month.
Another, caught up by the Gulf Stream at its raciest, may bowl along at a brisk 5 knots and do 100 miles a day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Imagination pictures them pushed relentlessly along by winds and currents, buffeted by winds and waves but usuaUy coming to rest on some shore to be discovered by a beach- comber with an inquiring mind. It is recorded one bottle drifted from a point southeast of Cape Horn to the west coast of North Island, New Zealand, a distance of 10,250 miles.
Contrary Behavior Drifts of 4,000 to 6,000 miles and more are not uncommon. Not so long ago, a bottle set adrift about 800 miles east of Newfoundland ...was discovered 31 months later on the coast of Yucatan after drifting over 6,000 miles. It was first carried along in the eastward-mov- ing cuiTcnt and wind, then southward and westward until it finally washed ashore on the remote beach in the tropics.
The speed of a drifting bottle varies, of course, according to wind and cur- rent. A bottle adrift in a quiet comer may not move a mile in a month.
Another, caught up by the Gulf Stream at its raciest, may bowl along at a brisk 5 knots and do 100 miles a day.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 1971?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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