Driving Off Road

Filed under: phoneboy - 02 Jul 2008 18:33

Driving Off Road

Originally uploaded by PhoneBoy

There was a road there. It just wasn’t in Nokia Maps yet. Or any other maps I had access to. It’s one reason you can’t completely trust navigation aids.

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Comment by Jonathan Greene

welcome to my world! I live off the grid if you believe any of the published maps and yet our development has been around for over 4 years…
Comment by Olly

to be fair you do live in kitsap county… We civilized folk in pierce county never have this issue!

-olly

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