Aaron Skinner and I had a great time at AMPS over the weekend. The show was fantastic (as always) and it was really nice get to meet so many of you.
I don’t know if we really needed the GPS to keep up with Indiana’s complicated terrain, though:
Matt
(Who is from Indiana, by the way…)
There are a few roads in BC that are straight, but they aren’t that straight for that long! Reminds me of driving across Saskatchewan, where the only curve is the horizon line.
Matt,
That’s why we rarely get lost around here… we can see anything miles away. It was great meeting you and Aaron at AMPS! Enjoyed the show very much too as it was my first experience and I will definitely attend again.
p.s. Hope Aaron got to see some guts?
Andy,
It was great to finally meet you; thanks again for coming by the booth!
True, we didn’t need the GPS much on the Indiana end of our drive, but it’s always handy when we hit Chicago.
We’ll definitely be at the show again, so make sure to look us up!
Matt @ FSM
There is a stretch from Kingman AZ to the Hoover Dam that is 85 miles of straight flat asphalt.
I 93 north toward Area 51 has at least 60 miles of nothing.
In fact there is nothing here at all. [:D]
G
when i drove from Ontario to Alberta to see my sister it was hell. strait road for HOURS. it took 3 days. i felt like committing suicide. i had the same GPS as you. Tom Tom one.