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Date:         Tue, 26 Aug 1997 15:01:58 -0400
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From:         Curtis Long <JCSYNCRO@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: PNW Camping Trip-Directions?

Trip Planning???

Everybody,

I have been using 2 programs for several years by the Delorme Company: Street Atlas USA and AAA Map 'n 'Go. They are both fantastic programs for a very low price (under $45 each).

In fact, I have a hand-held GPS (I'm also a Cessna Pilot when not driving my Syncro Westy) that I plug into my laptop and follow my progress to ANYWHERE! I Love it!!!

Now, you don't need a GPS reciever to use these programs, but Delorme also has a special price for Street Atlas USA and a dedicated GPS for your laptop for about $125.00 total.

BTW, I just finished 2 trips from Seattle to Colorado Springs using the above programs. The preferred route from the Seattle area to the proposed camping site is through Yakima. It took me apx 8 hours to get to Caldwell, ID which is about 2 hours past the camp site if I remember correctly........ The AAA Map 'n 'Go program will print out those neat AAA strip maps for you IN COLOR!!!

Check it out!

Curt Long 87 GL Syncro Westy & too many other toys


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