A few weeks back, I spent some time with friends on the northern coast of Taiwan. We went off in search of a waterfall using the car's GPS which meant that we couldn't listen to music. Sure that we were on the right track, we switched off the GPS and put on some tunes.
It was only seconds before an iPhone was pulled out of a pocket to put us back on the radar. Technology seems to be taking the fun out of getting lost which is exactly what I did today.
I missed a turn and ended up in what seemed to be a tiny abandoned mountain village. I stumbled upon bits of interesting randomness.
Empty houses and a Mercedes with a flat sitting out front. I am glad I don't own a GPS. It's important to get lost sometimes.
Retracing back to familiarity is the easy part.
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