I am known in my circle of friends as the “Walking GPS.” I have numerous friends who will call me and say, “Help I am lost” and I happily get them to where they need to go…either from some country road in Wisconsin, while traveling in Wyoming, South Dakota or stuck in a maze in downtown Chicago.
I credit my sense of direction to my Grandfather who shared with me his gift for navigation and his love of maps.
My husband was the first to nickname me his “little GPS” and he has always said he doesn’t need a GPS system because he could just call me. But with my crazy schedule, I am not always as readily available so we got the Magellan Maestro 4250 and I can’t imagine how we ever lived without it!


It comes out of the box ready-to-go. Just charge it and set your home address and you are ready to get map, accommodation information and special points of interest anywhere in the USA (and beyond).
My husband and I were both thinking that is was going to be harder to use than it is, but we were both wrong! I’m also thinking it could have saved a few previous arguments in the car, while we were traveling.
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To be fair though, Mike’s sense of direction always seems to hone in when mine fails…like on the back roads of Aruba on our honeymoon…and in a remote area of Canada while walking through the woods with no path (and me lugging our fishing gear and Mike had the motor strapped to his back). He managed to be right on in both locations. So, even though I am a “walking GPS”, thankfully my husband was blessed with an internal “international GPS.”
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