The use of the lazy mans navigation should only be a luxury for those who can use a road atlas and read a map.
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And imagine the price of one of their satnavs when they eventually do get it released.like Europe's Galileo network.
NO NO NO!!! I don't agree. I fell in love with my Garmin on the trip to France and Spain this year. It was wonderful, it did such a good job at reducing the stress levels to the point that by the third week I was actively trying to start a row over something, anything, because all was sweetness and light up to that point.Simplelife said:The use of the lazy mans navigation should only be a luxury for those who can use a road atlas and read a map.
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Ca,CaGreg said:I still had my maps on my knee, but was enjoying matching the placenames to the actual places.
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Luddite. :lol:Simplelife said:The use of the lazy mans navigation should only be a luxury for those who can use a road atlas and read a map.
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Luddite? That sounds like a sealer/gripfill type of thing that could be useful. Where can I get a tube of this Luddite?olley said:Luddite. :lol:Simplelife said:The use of the lazy mans navigation should only be a luxury for those who can use a road atlas and read a map.
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