hseII
AKA - Karenberly's Husband
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That's it rub it in! Lol Worse than that statement; I drove an extra two hundred plus miles from MO, not just to TN but to Jamestown airport with the green/clear locator light for the planes. Then down to the place that the crew had been eating, that closed 45 minutes before I got there. Backtracked to try to locate Randy's. Tablet provided a "peg" for gtg and a blu dot for location of tablet. After 15 or more hours in the van I couldn't put the dot next to the peg and gave , the hell, up. ATT towers are not in TN. Tablet coms ,was it
I so enjoy this memory LOL
I'm still pissed at me, and tend to respond poorly from my discomfort not from your intent.I was not trying to rub it in, that was not why I quoted your message. Read a few of your posts, and was just trying to understand is all.
I don't reply on GPS or electronic gizmos when I'm on road trips. I always get an address, and have a ole school paper map in my truck, and map out my route before I leave. If I do get turned around, I stop and ask a local, show them on the map I'm trying to get to this X, how do I make that happen from where I'm standing. I've been all across the USA, back roads, side roads, etc. Always get to my destination the old fashion way.
Few years back, I gave a ride to young lady that was broke down at a gas station and needed a ride to a few states away, I was going that way anyways. Her 1st question when we got in my truck was, where is your garmin or GPS, I handed her my paper map, and said I don't need one. This will show us the way. She laughed and said your an old school backwoods redneck huh? I took that as a compliment.
our d@mn atlas didn't have interstate cottle lane on it. the gps on the new truck even tells you if there is a starbucks at the next exit.gizmos can and will fail, I carry an atlas just in case
I'm still pissed at me, and tend to respond poorly from my discomfort not from your intent.
I grabbed maps from each rest stop and checked physical info against lectronic. Matched up til the paper ran out of info that fine in detail.
I'm run out of fingers and toes to count the number of places my choice was wrong.
FYI ten miles into Illinois I turned onto 57/51 when the instructions I wrote the night before said pass that to get to 51. Added 1.5-2 hours right there. Took me back into MO with no turnarounds for many miles.The two signs that say Ferry to Kentucky didn't say"road closed." It was.
That was the beginning of making a 400 mile 6.5-7 hour trip into more than nine hours and over six hundred miles.
The plate, replacing the broken/removed skull was put in 46 years ago this week I guess.
I only need to remember , and correct for 5% of this year's misdirected mental turns which I may accomplish ,God willing, to get there at a more favorable time
gizmos can and will fail, I carry an atlas just in case
Admirably good plan Sir.hedgerow lives in mo, maybe you could hook up and ride with or follow him next time
Yes, why you asking[emoji23]
You should see him in Color.
Yes, why you asking[emoji23]
I’ve finally figured out I’m best at filling out time sheets
That’s right. I’m a decent welder but getting people paid is where I really shine[emoji6]
That is one premodona looking sob
I was not trying to rub it in, that was not why I quoted your message. Read a few of your posts, and was just trying to understand is all.
I don't reply on GPS or electronic gizmos when I'm on road trips. I always get an address, and have a ole school paper map in my truck, and map out my route before I leave. If I do get turned around, I stop and ask a local, show them on the map I'm trying to get to this X, how do I make that happen from where I'm standing. I've been all across the USA, back roads, side roads, etc. Always get to my destination the old fashion way.
Few years back, I gave a ride to young lady that was broke down at a gas station and needed a ride to a few states away, I was going that way anyways. Her 1st question when we got in my truck was, where is your garmin or GPS, I handed her my paper map, and said I don't need one. This will show us the way. She laughed and said your an old school backwoods redneck huh? I took that as a compliment.