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Do you usually use co-ordinates to find your way to a campsite?
Yes
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 71%  [ 54 ]
No
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 28%  [ 22 ]
Total Votes : 76

 
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Given the choice of Post Code, address or co-ords, which was the question in the ealier thread - I'd go for co-ords every time.

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In the last CC survey I responded that coordinates should be updated with those of the point that the site access begins from a main road. How difficult can that be to achieve? They could then REMOVE the "Do not use sat nav to find us" Laughing
 
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More often than not I create or have obtained site POIs in a CSV format and load them into my sat nav so indirectly I am mostly using co-ords, so I have answered yes. If I do not have the POI I prefer to enter the co-ords above everything else although occasionally I will also follow printed campsite direcetions on the sat nav map and mark the destination.

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Coordinates every time, they remind me of the first time I had a Fax machine then a PC on a construction site that I thought I did not need because I had always managed very well without them, then after 3 months wondered how I ever managed without them, the same with coordinates they make thinks so much easier.

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Bumping this to see if we can get a few more votes.

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Interesting that there are 811 views but only 59 votes. Of course it could mean that those who haven't voted aren't interested, but I do wonder whether some of them don't realise that you can vote without commenting.

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I prefer to use coordinates but only after going on to google maps and zooming in on satellite and street view to find exactly where I want to be.

If the site is off the beaten track then I find the nearest accessible road and use the ''drop lat.long.marker'',input the coordinates into the satnav and away we go. Smile

If on the continent without an internet connection then I rely on the Autoroutes pushpin poi coordinates which are generally very accurate.The only time it was slightly out was when we were trying to find a Decathlon store in Gap,the satnav took me to the other side of a large roundabout a couple of hundred yards away.

Eagle eyed mrs wakk soon spotted the DECATHLON sign in 10 foot high letters though. Wink

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Phil42 wrote:
Interesting that there are 811 views but only 59 votes. Of course it could mean that those who haven't voted aren't interested, but I do wonder whether some of them don't realise that you can vote without commenting.

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Phil,
Always seems to be difficult to get members to vote on anything Sad
My understanding is only subscribers can vote which limits it a bit Rolling Eyes

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