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Friday, August 22, 2008
Map (227th post - 235th day of the year)
* They say "40 is the new 30." Likewise, I think, a GPS is the new map. This was taken in Montana, when we were a couple hundred miles from our destination.
I worry that nobody will be able to read a map in a few years time! I am becoming pretty addicted to using the GPS - the only problem is I need my kids to operate it for me....
I don't trust mine, once it tried to take me across a ford - which was about 6 ft deep at the time, at midnight (would have made a great midnight theme though!). Also, when I know an area, I realise it always seems to take the really long route :-(.
Not good at reading maps though, so GPS (or Sat Nav as we call them here) is still my better bet.
The general idea of this challenge is to take 366 pictures during the year 2008, each one depicting one of the themes listed below. The themes can be taken in random order, and the pictures don't absolutely have to be one per day. If you miss posting a picture one day, it can be made up. The bottom line is that you post 366 pictures spread out over the year and covering all 366 themes.
Yo-yo Pastel Make up Ribbons Body Celebrate Secret Slippers Money (notes) Desire Shock Feminine Post box Print Cake BBQ Donate Nationality Ancient Torch Treasure Bed Take away Tool Sadness Tomato Sacrifice Frown Surf Forgotten Volunteer Sinking Photo Anniversary Health Carriage Fear Keyhole Temperature Quilt Balance Clothes Commitment Forbidden Midnight Herb Traffic Touching Generations Bow Magic Bookworm Running Telescope North Perfect Fairground Horseshoe Transport Cocktail Sport Dog Comfort Chilly Halfway Timetable Charity Ring Faith Mystery Masculine Wrinkles Pride Bagel Piercing Crossword Smudge Poem Lottery Varnish Jump Pens Skill Knowledge Help Toy Sandwich Fan Lamp Borrowed Angel Initials Tinsel Beach Zips Forest
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I worry that nobody will be able to read a map in a few years time! I am becoming pretty addicted to using the GPS - the only problem is I need my kids to operate it for me....
What a great idea - never thought of that one.
I don't trust mine, once it tried to take me across a ford - which was about 6 ft deep at the time, at midnight (would have made a great midnight theme though!). Also, when I know an area, I realise it always seems to take the really long route :-(.
Not good at reading maps though, so GPS (or Sat Nav as we call them here) is still my better bet.
cool shot!
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