Gerhard Fiedler ha scritto:
> Herbert Graf wrote:
> 
>> That said, when travelling somewhere you've never been the absolute
>> freedom that modern navigational aids is astounding.
> 
> Kind of... For me, when traveling, it's not so much about arriving at my
> target, but the experience of getting there. And this is possibly
> enhanced by the occasional chat about where I am and where I want to go.
> It seems that these aids not exactly make these experiences impossible,
> but probably less frequent -- you just don't ask. With which one may
> lose out on something.


Agreed HErbert, I don't like GPSs as well, because of that "keeping your 
brain" in a box, and losing some of the fun in travelling.

I'd only advice them to people who need to travel a lot for work, and in 
a hurry.

Dario
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