Reminds me of a time when I was using GPS to get around Vancouver Island. Rather than taking me on the real highway I got directed to a "highway" that was a na

Reminds me of a time when I was using GPS to get around Vancouver Island. Rather than taking me on the real highway I got directed to a "highway" that was a narrow mountain logging road. I did realize exactly what was going on and decided to keep going in my Subaru Outback for the sake of the adventure. Eventually did get through. Then there was this time in Utah where my GPS decided that following the powerlines on what was sometimes not even a road was better than going around. One of the locals hearing the story later joked you should never use a GPS in Utah. In both cases I knew the GPS was crazy but as long as I could safely continue I went on for the sake of the adventure... If things got too hairy I'd simply turn around...