Once in Inverness, we set about proving that it is possible to get lost with a GPS unit. It's really easy, just follow the tourist signs, and a road works detour, and trust your instincts rather than the technology.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Loch Ness to Inverness
We took a inland drive from Loch Ness to Inverness, leaving the water behind. The drive was kind of rural, rolling hills, but nothing too spectacular. Of course we had planned this route as it would take us over the Kessock Bridge.
Once in Inverness, we set about proving that it is possible to get lost with a GPS unit. It's really easy, just follow the tourist signs, and a road works detour, and trust your instincts rather than the technology.
Once in Inverness, we set about proving that it is possible to get lost with a GPS unit. It's really easy, just follow the tourist signs, and a road works detour, and trust your instincts rather than the technology.
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