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Originally Posted by ktspktsp
After 9 days, I can only imagine I'd be trying to do the same thing.
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Yeah, but hon... in that case, as with every time we take a trip anywhere longer than an hour, you'd have a handful Google maps of every major and minor route through the area, and perhaps would not have gotten stuck in the first place. At least, I'd like to think so.
I guess, for me, I understand how people get lost and die on backcountry trails, hiking trips, that kind of thing. It just boggles my mind that someone could get so lost on a road, with a car, unless somehow their car got wrecked in a ditch, and was thus useless for helping them turn back down the way they came? I guess I don't know the details of that.
And yeah, for a gadget and technology man, it IS amazing (and sad) that Mr. Kim did not have any kind of GPS or map technology, I guess. I am still waiting to hear more from the wife, about how exactly they turned onto this road and decided to keep driving when it was obviously snowed in, unplowed, and probably a bad idea. Why not go back to I-5 (a major artery) and find a hotel for the night? So many questions.