[gps-talkusers] Re: What?

We have a round about in the village square in the town where I live.
Our village was patterned after one in England thus the round-about and Peg 
and I did our glorious 2 miles in the middle of a snow squawl.

Mary Ellen Earls
Remember! Today is the Tomorrow you thought about yesterday.
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>A roundabout is a thing that sits in the middle of a junction.  A
> junction is where a number of roads meet. In  the UK, we drive on the
> left, so you come to the junction and turn left and hence circle the
> round about in a clockwise direction. You then take the turn you want
> from this kind of orbital route you are doing around the round about. As
> to what a round about is, well it is a raised patch of ground, maybe
> grassed or just concrete.  Ideally you could drive over it but it is
> usually designed to discourage this.
>
> = Liam
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> Please excuse my ignorance --What are roundabouts, what do they do, and
> how do they work? Donald
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