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Carlos E. R. wrote:

> To me, even a straight line would be good. Or a suggestion of 
> possibilities. It doesn't really matter, this is just for enjoyment.

You can create your own map at <https://mymaps.google.com>

type a city name, it'll drop a pushpin

add lines, click and drag them, it seems to turn them into great circle 
routes, e.g.

<https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fU18uwjnkHIwGMM4t4FLiW8AhXefSDA&ll=29.588703817370344%2C61.500708&z=4>