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Daryl Stout | NANCY BACKUS | Re: Travel |
May 3, 2019 4:30 PM * |
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Nancy, NB>Both of those are truly horrifying... as well as dangerous/lethal NB>mistakes... I heard of people ending up in fields.... and one couple NB>found themselves at a gated community where they weren't welcome.... NB>Barry's been wondering about what might happen when GPSs that don't know NB>about that major bridge rebuild near him try to direct people onto the NB>old non-existant bridge... and hence right into the river.... If you're depending on an alternate device, rather than your own resources and common sense, you're asking for trouble. If I was traveling and driving, I'd go through AAA, and let their Trip Planning Service map out the route for me, with places to see, stay at, etc. However, since I prefer to travel by train (Amtrak), I map out the route, and am content to "let someone else do the driving". NB>That wasn't what she thought you should be doing... I don't use the NB>things myself... nor do I intend to, ever.... I don't care to, either...and my car (formerly my Mom's) doesn't have it in there. Plus, if you have one of those in plain sight, you're asking to get your vehicle vandalized for it. NB>Was the GPS for the train, then...? Or were you in a car (not a train NB>car) when you were using it....? I was in the Conductors Cabin (akin to where the Conductor used to be on a freight train, when they had cabooses)...and it was awfully cramped in there. We were "rolling down the high iron", and during my conversation (QSO), you heard the train sound the horn for an upcoming highway railroad crossing. Daryl === ■ OLX 1.53 ■ My last original thought died of loneliness. --- SBBSecho 3.07-Win32 * Origin: FIDONet: The Thunderbolt BBS - tbolt.synchro.net (1:19/33) |
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