Times have sure changed. I remember growing up traveling with my parents in the motorhome and always having and looking at at huge atlas of north America. We would all sit down together in the evening either outside around a campfire or inside and look at the atlas to plan the following day travel.
Along comes the GPS. We just punch in the destination and follow the directions on a screen. One thing that is handy for traveling using a GPS is when you need to account for frequent fuel stops hauling a camper, you punch in nearest fuel and it shows you how far the closest place is. Set that as a waypoint and take it. We've encountered a few places where fuel is scarce. Because we're hauling 36 feet of trailer behind us, we have to consider that along with the fact that the expedition has a smaller fuel tank than the truck. So yes, I have a can of extra fuel strapped to the back of the camper just in case. We were 18 miles from needing it once. That's too close for me.
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