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Research in Other Countries => Other Countries => Topic started by: deebel on Friday 11 February 11 23:20 GMT (UK)
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How would someone typically travel from UK to Nairobi British East Africa in 1919? Was flying an option then or would the person sail to a particular port and then go overland?
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Flying was not an option.
Fastest route would be across the channel by ferry to France, then a train to a Mediterranean port such as Marseilles or Brindisi, then a steamer to East Africa via the Suez Canal