Joy Beeson writes > Having grown up on graph paper, I'm rather surprised that I didn't have any > trouble navigating
You should try Canberra, which is built on circular roads. I was visiting a doctor there recently, and wanted to visit a friend about a mile away to the north of the surgery. But as that involved a maze of roads, I opted for the simpler route of turning south, and linking up with a major road that would curve around to the east then back west and end up very close to where I wanted to go. According to the street directory, that is. I never did find the major road, but some 10 minutes later I found myself at the intersection of the street where I wanted to get to, without ever having been on the major loop road! Since then, we've nicknamed my car the Tardis! I don't know how many times I've headed out there for somewhere new, and found myself either suddenly in the heart of the city, or just travelling in circles. The place is just like the garden in Alice in Wonderland. The only way to get anywhere is to head off in the opposite direction! Noelene in Cooma About to tackle Canberra again today - good thing I actually know where I've got to get to. A craft shop I only recently found my way to, way on the far side of Canberra to Cooma, but which is about to close down! Another craft shop lost to us. [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.ozemail.com.au/~nlafferty/ To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
