> > I don't. I actually have an old Rand McNally road atlas published in 1974, but I didn't have access to that yesterday.
> >
> > *grin*
> >
> > i want to get the Garvin mobile GPS system tho. . . really sweet. I'm always getting lost when I drive :P
> >
> >
> > > Just a wild guess, Brandon, but do you have a DeLorme Street Atlas?
> > > Howard
>
> That's what I used to find the same info you got so I jumped to the conclusion that you had one. It's a handy program. I use the 4.0 version.
> I'm going for the GPS when it gets down to my price range. I'm always on the road to somewhere.
> I'll probably miss getting lost. I've seen some really interesting places just by making that wrong turn. You won't believe this, but I got lost driving to Key West. And they said it couldn't be done.
> Howard

Oh I believe you alright. I got lost driving to Cleveland from Chicago. This should be completely impossible. hop on the toll road. Go all the way to Cleveland. Cleveland signs start IN Chicago. I still don't know how I managed to get lost.

The GPS is already in my price range because all I need is a receiver and the software - - no display or anything like that. I'm installing a pentium computer in my car, which will handle the GPS. i'm waiting until I get another CRX, though, because mine's all rusty :P

You're right about getting lost though. I've found some of my favorite places when I was totally lost. . . However, the drive to cleveland had to be done in the span of 2 days (that's St. Paul to Cleveland and back in 2 days) so I really didn't have time to be lost :)


By the way, the mapper I used to find the info for you was at http://www.mapquest.com

Nice little site. Very detailed maps. The driving directions can get a little fuzzy in cities tho. . Only trust them for getting from city to city, not inner city.