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Originally Posted by Warin
Unlimited?
Well a laminated map .... I have one on the wall.
Use 'permanent' markers for things you want to see (these come off with methylated spirits). You may even have some route you want to do. Then use 'white board' markers for the route connections ( they come off with a simple wipe so you can re do them easily without losing the 'must do' ones).
This gets you an overview. And a motivating object. And frienc=ds and family can see what you are on about.
For detail on the computer as others have said - break it up into shorter segments ... have some overlap between them so your not forced to change it on the road at some inconvenient time (raining, middle of an expressway etc).
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hehe...I like the old paper idea. Frankly, never thought about it! I guess even an old fart like me can do with avoiding the high/new tech tools when appropriate!
Thanks for the ideas, guys. I was kinda hoping that there was some more capable draggable mapping software without the small number of Via Points that Google Maps imposes, in order to see the whole trip, but I'm going to try the laminated paper map on wall option - see if that works for me!
Cheers,
OB
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