I travel quite a bit and use Google Maps almost exclusively. The main reason has been reliability. I like WAZE and sometimes run it tandem with Google Maps as well. I came across this video the other day and thought many of these features covered you may find useful.
Check it out…..
That’s valuable.
Once the routes are determined they can be printed and distributed to those who will be meeting you at your retreat location.
Take care all!
Rourke
Civil Defense Fallout Shelter Plans for Survival & Preparedness - Free Shipping
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Civil Defense & Fallout Shelter Plans
These plans are printed on high-quality white paper and shipped completely free.
Plans can be hole-punched and bound.
Included Documents & Contents:
Home Shelter Outside Concrete Shelter H-I 2-1
Aboveground Home Shelter H-I 2-2
Basement Corrugated Asbestos-Cement Lean-To Shelter PSD F-61-2
Basement Concrete Block Shelter PSD F-61-3
Outside Semimounded Plywood Box Shelter PSD F-61-4
Belowground Corrugated Steel Culvert Shelter PSD F-61-5
Outside Semimounded Steel igloo Shelter PSD F-61-6
Aboveground Earth-Covered Lumber A-Frame Shelter PSD F-61-7
Belowground New Construction Clay Masonry Shelter PSD F-61-8
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The Family Fallout Shelter MP-15 - a guide to building and stocking a fallout shelter
John, you are right, being able to read a map s mandatory for bugging out and these tips help a lot. I if the satellites are down GPS is no help.