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17th Aug 2006 9:47 pm
bontempi
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On a recent trip to Norway, we were crusing along the E6 to Bodo when suddenly the lady with the vibraphone insisted upon a left turn.
We crossed a very narrow bridge, and then the trip continuied on a gravel track. We almost collided with a couple of cyclists, a herd of goats, and an old woman carrying an axe.
After about 20 minutes of driving on the gravel road, we returned to the bridge where we left the E6. "Continue on the E6", the lady with the vibraphone announced.
Could it be that the navigation system was confused by us passing the polar circle? I bet the lady with the axe gets to see a lot of Denso equipped cars passing by... Perhaps the axe was a safety measure?
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21st Aug 2006 6:18 pm
dldisco3
Member Since: 21 Mar 2006
Location: Hasselt
Posts: 191
For Belgium, the roads are OK, only recently converted crossings to roundabouts are missing.
But indeed Norway is something else... We've just visited Norway (South part only - Bergen, Lillehammer, Oslo, Lindesnes) and had to neglect the lady many times
The TomTom on the PDA did a better job, I must admit
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I bet the lady with the axe gets to see a lot of Denso equipped cars passing by... Perhaps the axe was a safety measure?
