[GeoStL] Re: GPS unit
- From: "BottomFeeder" <BottomFeeder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2003 17:42:14 -0600
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I may be going to the UK in July, and Stonehenge is on my visit list.
But I'm curious...., how close are you able to get to the stones? Can
you actually walk amongst them...or is the whole thing kinda roped off
and you can only see from a distance?
-=Russ=- (aka BottomFeeder)
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> I'm hunting with a Legend here in England. Has been
> working fine until yesterday. The pointer on the
> compass has gone wackie on it. Don't know if there is
> something wrong with the unit or if it was the area I
> have been in. Have been down to Stonehenge and Avebury
> where the Ley Lines and all the Mystical bits are. The
> whole unit went south when I got near the monoliths
> and the stone circles. Seems the tip of the pointer
> was in one location and the line in another and the
> tail in yet another. Was kinda hard to sort out which
> way it was going.
> The Legend is easy to program even for a GPS
> challanged person like me :))
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