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How to use Maps as Guides, Part 1

How to use Maps as Guides, Part 1

Life isn't easy


Love never lasts

You just carry on

And keep moving fast

-Eric Kaz

Well, that sounds depressing. But this post is not about getting where you are going; it is about going where you are getting. In your own way, using your own directions.

Let's look at Google maps. Imagine you know where you are. And for the sake of argument imagine you know where you want to end up. Which may or may not be the case, but for now, let's say you have chosen

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