bamabikeguy
Active Member
Copy pasting Dawgs instructions:
1. Make map, with your location as 'center".
http://www.mapquest.com/maps-directions/
2. printer define (meaning: find the "printer friendly" link on your map page...on THAT page, the map(s) are pic files that can be saved to your computer) . ZOOM IT OUT TO 60 MILES OR SO.
3. right click the map/pic and "save as" (a great time to rename it) to your pc, THEN...
4.use the "upload" button to put it (the saved pic file) into your post.
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I'm in the Sand Mountain area of North Alabama, and this map outlines my "day trip" limit. I could probably travel a lot further in a day if I wasn't stopping and talking all the time.
There are 100 acres fenced here, with a park on a 20 acre creekbottom, so if you are anywhere near and want to pitch a tent, you are cordially invited, with or without a bike.
When you describe your travels in this New area, please start with a map, zoomed out to thirty or fifty miles, so everybody can relate to the area, probably remember some kinfolk nearby who need visitin'.
Describe your favorite runs and the towns you really like, so when one of us follow your directions, nobody gets lost.
And thats coming from someone who took a right turn in Arkansas, (south) and ended up in a town on the left side of the intersection (north)
Imagine my surprise, on that cloudy morning, ending up somewhere 30 miles from where I aimed to be.
1. Make map, with your location as 'center".
http://www.mapquest.com/maps-directions/
2. printer define (meaning: find the "printer friendly" link on your map page...on THAT page, the map(s) are pic files that can be saved to your computer) . ZOOM IT OUT TO 60 MILES OR SO.
3. right click the map/pic and "save as" (a great time to rename it) to your pc, THEN...
4.use the "upload" button to put it (the saved pic file) into your post.
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I'm in the Sand Mountain area of North Alabama, and this map outlines my "day trip" limit. I could probably travel a lot further in a day if I wasn't stopping and talking all the time.
There are 100 acres fenced here, with a park on a 20 acre creekbottom, so if you are anywhere near and want to pitch a tent, you are cordially invited, with or without a bike.
When you describe your travels in this New area, please start with a map, zoomed out to thirty or fifty miles, so everybody can relate to the area, probably remember some kinfolk nearby who need visitin'.
Describe your favorite runs and the towns you really like, so when one of us follow your directions, nobody gets lost.
And thats coming from someone who took a right turn in Arkansas, (south) and ended up in a town on the left side of the intersection (north)
Imagine my surprise, on that cloudy morning, ending up somewhere 30 miles from where I aimed to be.
