by Chris Guld We were recently at a State Park in Georgia (Fort McAllister – a wonderful park) when a fellow traveler advised us that we might want to avoid I-95 on our way south. “There is a lot of construction on I-95 between here and Florida”, he said. We heeded his warning, but also
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by Chris Guld, www.geeksontour.com We love GPS systems. Maybe too much! All of a sudden we have more GPS navigation devices than coffee cups! And we can’t decide which one we like best. So, we’re using them all. We’ve been using Microsoft Streets and Trips on a laptop since the beginning of our travels in
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by Chris Guld If you’ve tried making custom Google maps in the past and got discouraged with the clunky way you had to draw your route lines … You need to try again! Google is continuously adding features to their web-based products and Google Maps has been the recipient of several in the last few
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As an RV enthusiast and Explorer, there is one piece of gear that I always have on my dash and in my pack. The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger lives up to the saying, ‘Big things come in little packages.’ This 7-ounce unit is packed full of innovative technology that keeps you connected with others regardless
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