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Readers commented
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"... You can't enjoy the trip if you do not stop sometimes and smell
the roses. ..."
- Bryan Blake, RTA transport management centre NSW Australia
"... However I do do use one [a GPS], but more for tracking my route,
sometimes I like to go back to a place and may not be able to locate
it
again without having made a waypoint."
- Kim Woynowskie, City of Grand Junction
"... I too enjoy the benefits of getting lost while I find my way.
..."
- Catherine Burton, Endpoint Environmental, SF, CA
Date:
Thu, June 12, 2008 12:50:04 AMFrom:
Directions Media
Subject:
Directions Magazine - Thursday, June 12, 2008
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