Physical Maps vs. GPS
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You are right about remembering turns, have had to stop many times to double check, but mainly because I have the memory of a smurf.
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yeah, smurfish memory here as well. I do a bit of both. For sure, planning with a map or atlas. Hard to get an idea of roads on a gps or program...o, scuse me, app.... when you zoom out and all the little fun backroads disappear.
Last year in North Carolina. I can use my phone, said the kid. No service was the norm all out around Fontana and the dragon as well as Cherohala. Good thing I had a map. Try to keep a map and a compass, even though I am pretty good with direction. Guess I am old
Last year in North Carolina. I can use my phone, said the kid. No service was the norm all out around Fontana and the dragon as well as Cherohala. Good thing I had a map. Try to keep a map and a compass, even though I am pretty good with direction. Guess I am old
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