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GPS Mapping (book)

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  1. Hi all-

    I'm an avid biker, and I've written a newly published book that may
    be of interest to other bikers. "GPS Mapping - Make Your Own Maps"
    gives you plenty of great tools including free or low-cost maps and
    software, aerial photos and much more. Learn to update topos with info
    from aerial photos (great for mountain bikers) or create your own
    custom maps for your GPS. Since I did 99% of my field research on a
    bike, I guess you could say it was written from a biker's
    perspective. Please check it out at http://www.MakeYourOwnMaps.com.
    It's available there or from Amazon, but if you go through my site I
    get a little extra. Thanks!

    Rich Owings
    http://www.MakeYourOwnMaps.com/

    "We were desert mystics, my friends and I, poring over our maps as
    others do their holy books." - Edward Abbey

  2. Hi everyone,

    I'm taking the show on the road, demonstrating lots of cool things to
    do with your GPS and mapping software. Here are some North Carolina
    dates...

    Monday, August 22, Diamond Brand - Asheville, NC 7 p.m.
    Tuesday, August 23, REI - Durham, NC, 7 p.m.
    Wednesday, August 24, REI - Cary, NC, 7 p.m.
    Thursday, August 25, Jesse Brown's Outdoors - Charlotte, NC, time
    TBA

    I'll be announcing California Bay Area dates soon, with more to come
    elsewhere.

    Rich Owings
    http://www.MakeYourOwnMaps.com/

    "We were desert mystics, my friends and I, poring over our maps as
    others do their holy books." - Edward Abbey

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