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<DIV><FONT face=Arial>I had an interesting experience related to my first
mapping project. I was trying find convenient entry points into a new
local fitness trail to check it out. Although there is an official Google
map with a GPX trace, it's hard to find entry points, parking, etc because
they're a bit hidden behind trees. The paper map is still preliminary and
didn't help. So I set out to map the trail in detail.
Then I wondered if anyone else locally would be interested in it also, so I
searched for forums where people have historically talked about the
trail. I found a good one, registered, and waited. Then
the question came for which I had the answer:<BR><BR></FONT><A
title="http://www.city-data.com/forum/greenville-spartanburg-area/714284-swamp-rabbit-trail-help.html
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial> Although my trail is nothing in terms of elegance
and artwork, it worked perfectly for the answer. The
few landmarks shown have special meaning because they are historically
relevant or sponsors of the trail.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial> I swear that neither the questioner or the last
poster is a "sock puppet" account!</FONT></DIV>
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