r/geography • u/taracjonesgau • Jul 03 '24

Why isn't there a bridge between Sicily and continental Italy? Discussion

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u/Ginzelini Jul 03 '24

Haha you've read it right my friend, and this was my exact thought while it was happening.

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u/pineconefire Jul 03 '24

Next thing you know, they'll be putting the train boat on a plane ./s XD

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u/Ginzelini Jul 03 '24

Don't put it past the Italians!

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u/Caleth Jul 03 '24

Then in a century they'll load all that inside a rocket ship to send it to New Siscally on Venus.

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u/pineconefire Jul 03 '24

Plans within plans within plans

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u/Caleth Jul 03 '24

Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the LINE!

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u/Jimmybuffett4life Jul 04 '24

I’ve had it with these motherf*ckin trains on a plane.

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u/Malcorin Jul 04 '24

Honestly I took the overnight from Messina to Rome this summer and didn't know it took a ferry until after the fact. Just thought we got a slow start, hah. Was a wonderful train ride for the parts I wasn't asleep for though.