Getting lost

[A2rider]

I like to know where the gas stations are at, and that's about it.

Went running around the back roads last summer, having a good 'ole time. Started to get worried, thought I was lost. Actually had cell service, called the old man. Told him what road I was on, asked where was I. Turned out I was about 200 yds from the main road! Felt like a fool, but did make it to the gas station before I ran out of gas.

[Frenchy]

Originally Posted by Scrambler81

As long as I'm not heading to or from work, I don't care where I am. I live in a small state, so sooner or later I'm bound to hit the water, then I'll know to turn back.
I'm the same way in the woods with my Jeeps. I've been running the state forest for 30 years, and I still get lost. That's what makes it so much fun! I see these guys out there now, mapping out all the trails with their GPS, and it just makes me cringe.

You think YOU live in a small state... Try 45min accross, the long way!

Sorry, but I'd love to be able to map routes in the Jeep off road. I said sorry! There's a bunch of trails I'd love to wheel again, if I could just remember how I got there...

[Scrambler81]

Originally Posted by Frenchy

You think YOU live in a small state... Try 45min accross, the long way!

Sorry, but I'd love to be able to map routes in the Jeep off road. I said sorry! There's a bunch of trails I'd love to wheel again, if I could just remember how I got there...

OK, I'll admit it...Once in a while I think "Boy, I wish I could remember where that trail was". But then again, it's always neat when you're stuck to the seat bottoms and it hits you..."Now I remember why this looked so familiar!"

[nvbirdman]

I am one of those lucky people who has never been lost.
I always know exactly where I am.
I have however sometimes had difficulty figureing out how to get from where I am to where I want to be.