Ablang-Duff

This location will definitely throw you for a loop (pun intended). But the 17
hour time difference (from CA, USA?) may wear you out. For some rest, take a
relaxing ride in one of their gondolas. Here's another hint. The city is on a
bay of the same name. What is the city?
-- Hilary Duff is the queen of the pratfall.

Mark Hewitt

"Ablang-Duff" wrote in message
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    > This location will definitely throw you for a loop (pun intended). But the
17
    > hour time difference (from CA, USA?) may wear you out.

Nowhere has a 17 hour time difference!!

    > For some rest, take a
    > relaxing ride in one of their gondolas. Here's another hint. The city is
on a
    > bay of the same name. What is the city?
    > -- Hilary Duff is the queen of the pratfall.

Venice. And it's a 9 hour time difference.

A.Spencer3

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    > > Nowhere has a 17 hour time difference!!

24 hours on the IDL?

Surreyman

Mark Brader

R. Ablang-Duff:
    > > This location will definitely throw you for a loop (pun intended).
    > > But the 17 hour time difference (from CA, USA?) may wear you out.

Mark Hewitt:
    > Nowhere has a 17 hour time difference!!

The maximum difference between time zones currently is 25 hours, from
zone -11 (e.g. Western Samoa) to +14 (Line Islands, Kiribati).

California is in zone -8 in winter, -7 during daylight saving time.
17 hours away would be zone +9 or +10; for example, Sydney is 17
horus from California during the northern hemisphere summer. [Er,
that's Australia -- not Nova Scotia. :-)]

But nowhere *in Europe* is anywhere near those time zones, so this
thread must be off-topic here. rec.puzzles would be appropriate.
--
Mark Brader, Toronto | "This is what customers do: they invent everything
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