Ross Collins

Having learnt that a new railway, in India has, made it theoretically passible tro travel all the way around the globe in no more,than eighty days, Phileas Fogg, a, wealthy -and fastidious London gentleman, makés a wager of £20,000 with his Rgform Club associates thàt he can achieve this hitherto unheard-of feat, and, acaimpaniid by his French valet Jean Passepartout, hoards a train for Dover the very same evening. Pursued on their epic journey by a Scotland Yard policeman who has mistaken Fogg for bank robber, the intrepid voyagers face a race against time as they traverse a range.Of exotic and sometimes haz-ardons landscapes and make use of-any and every mode of transport available to them - including elephants - in order to achieve their goal.