Paper maps vs GPS
I read people stating constantly in these forums that they don't trust GPS and want to always verify with a paper map. Can those of you that believe that's true, please explain why you feel a paper...
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fj12ryder wrote:If you are refering to me, the post above yours, I have a gps. A very cheap one the wife bought several years ago. But that is ok. I get around just fine for us. No right seat navigator. I pick out our route on an Atlas for the next day and go. The big picture part of the trip is looked at on the 2 page US map in the Atlas. No GPS or computer program can do that. To me it is to much time to do much planning on a computer. Like I said it is how I do it and it works fine for us, but others do not agree and that is fine. Happy trails to you.
Your right hander must be a heck of a navigator. Or do you stop at every intersection to check the map? I simply can't imagine going back to a paper map.
You can have my GPS when you pry it from my cold dead fingers. :)
