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Reply With QuoteIn semi-desert territories by example , the tracks can disappear easily sanded by the wind, as is the case of traces left in the snow after a storm!Originally Posted by rondoan
or we spend a lot of time identifying the locations of the new roads that we will be able to take,
or we think that to follow the old cards we have little chance of riding in quicksand
This does not necessarily apply to all maps, but this may explain the scarcity of updates in some regions where nature may be more active than man 🤔😉
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Of course, the road network is constantly changing, and sure, I got around Germany safely last year with my MediaNav 2013, as long as I didn't have to go into newly developed areas.
Constant changes are obviously much more significant in desert regions. My comment was also meant to be somewhat ironic, referring to someone who wants to access free resources instead of buying the originals.
So I wasn't really serious about it 👎😉---
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