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and you would not believe the garbage that showed up. Most of it unintelligible.
JPS
__________________ R.I.P. Glen Angus *~*~*~*~*~*~* The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not. ~ Thomas Jefferson
Now if there was a way that those of us with a Nuvi could have the map of the various drives in a central location where we could download them to an SD card that would be grand.
is the question. If you have registered for MITM, you will be receiving our official 2-part Event Guide. In it, you will find a section that has ALL the ride info including maps, times, distances, logistics, etc. Then, you will receive a section that has all the other logistics including event schedule (with more details than ever mentioned elsewhere), checkin logistics, vendor information, and so on. This is about a 30 page doc with what we believe to be everything you will need for yourselves, your nanny, your kids, grandma, or your spouse - in the event you dare to leave him or her behind.
That kind of was the point, since the question was "Do we need to make our own logistics (POI) for the ride?"
is the question. If you have registered for MITM, you will be receiving our official 2-part Event Guide. In it, you will find a section that has ALL the ride info including maps, times, distances, logistics, etc. Then, you will receive a section that has all the other logistics including event schedule (with more details than ever mentioned elsewhere), checkin logistics, vendor information, and so on. This is about a 30 page doc with what we believe to be everything you will need for yourselves, your nanny, your kids, grandma, or your spouse - in the event you dare to leave him or her behind.
That kind of was the point, since the question was "Do we need to make our own logistics (POI) for the ride?"
Take a look at www.poi-factory.com and search for "Colorado" POIs. You need to register (free) to download them. Some POIs of note:
Tourist POI by State For Colorado -- tourist info (?)
Colorado 14'ers -- 14,000+ ft elevation peaks
Offbeat Tourist Attractions for Colorado -- "... fun, oddball and strange..."
Colorado Mountain Passes -- waypoints contain every named mountain pass, or gap in Colorado (paved roads only).
And more.
I'll be loading these (into Garmin nuvi 660) to see what they're all about. I plan to make a MITM POI if I have time.
Rick
Any idea when we'll be getting these? (last year they were GREAT, thanks). I'm heading up Saturday & won't have computer access after that.
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Originally Posted by jsouz
is the question. If you have registered for MITM, you will be receiving our official 2-part Event Guide. In it, you will find a section that has ALL the ride info including maps, times, distances, logistics, etc. Then, you will receive a section that has all the other logistics including event schedule (with more details than ever mentioned elsewhere), checkin logistics, vendor information, and so on. This is about a 30 page doc with what we believe to be everything you will need for yourselves, your nanny, your kids, grandma, or your spouse - in the event you dare to leave him or her behind.
That kind of was the point, since the question was "Do we need to make our own logistics (POI) for the ride?"
We aim to please.
JPS
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15% pulley, Dinan CAI, Larini catback Life is good...
MITM Guides look GREAT!!! I am very impressed!!! Kudos to everyone involved in making it!!
__________________ R.I.P. Glen Angus *~*~*~*~*~*~* The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not. ~ Thomas Jefferson
MINI5280 President Rick Gonzales who, in his own very detailed way, spent countless hours on this document. Then, Sherril Gross of NAM did her magic with the editing and publishing. She too btw is responsible for your beautiful MITM Event Badges this year. You will love them.
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