[at-l] RE: Maps

[orangebug74@xxxxxxxxx (Orange Bug)]

In NY & NJ, "somewhere else" is often where you don't want to be
- someone's back yard. Don't sweat it too much, as you will have
many opportunities to be confused by the trail, regardless of
the maps. You will be happy with the guidebook maps, as they
show enough of the surrounding country to help you keep your
bearings and find exit routes. The only thing they lack are the
train and bus schedules.

Bill...

--- Dustin Weir <ccr_ii@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Having trails charted aren't really that important,
> either. Like I said, they aren't for following the
> trail, they're for not following the trail.
>
> I've decided to go with the guidebook maps, since the
> extra 1:10000 resolution is excessive for a backup
> tool.


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