eimaiosatanas
Speeding Up
- Dec 17, 2011
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The 800 is a waste of money.
THere are plenty of paper based map books that are as useful as they ahve always been.
Get out there and explore! What have you got to lose!:bike::bike::bike:
I wholeheartedly endorse this attitude! I do like maps, printed maps to be precise, and they've never failed me: they rarely run out of batteries you see! And personally, I pick up a map of every city I visit, as a sort of memento.
There's just something fascinating, picking up a map and just... having a look at it, discovering possibilities and potentially interesting places.. and I'm not old, mind you!
Just ask Doug3, who kindly went into trouble to return my map after I forgot it at the Aldgate during the TCC kit fashion show! (btw, again, thanks a lot mate! It was great seeing you! )
One problem with paper maps is they don't tell you where you are. Some people find that easier to cope with ("there's that railway line and that looks like the river, I must be here...") than others.
Ahhh, practice makes perfect my friend! Relying on the navigation systems makes you weak . my .02$