From: cross@spitfire.i.gajendra.net

In article ,
bill   wrote:
>Well, they made it at least as far as what is now Minnesota on North
>America.  That's 1400 miles overland.

Those were not vikings.  Those were scandinavian immigrants that
came to North America long after the end of the Viking Age,
though granted many of them were probably descended from
vikings.

	- Dan C.

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