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The fastest way ... (But where?)

Ok, I admit that if you have the sense of a pigeon in a coma, the navigator can have its uses. Too bad they can not venture along unknown with certainty (?) To arrive at your destination with minimal effort to listen to an annoying little voice in the background.

So get in the car more confident, start the engine, set the destination (but because there is never the number I want?) And you put yourself in gear.

Ok, let's say I'm not always there to update the maps .... but some "roads" should not even be considered by the Our friend sat! The point is .. it's worth to choose the path "shorter" and save a few kilometers, but have lost years of life on the streets for fear that leave little to be desired?

imagine that you are following our trusty TomTom on any highway: it's a ball, because it comes among countries and is curvy, but, ultimately, is the shortest route. At one point we hear the famous small voice "of 200 meters, turn right ".... slow down and peek into the way: the way in which we propose is rising after a sharp bend, and it seems to venture inside the country . Perplexed? Ok, but it is the shortest path and ... then, he knows the way! We turn and go ahead for a while ': the country we are leaving behind and the meanwhile, we continue to grow. Still small voice "of 200 meters, turn right ".... but where? ah, yes, there is a road ... but ... is not dirt? And because we are moving further away from the lights of towns? Oh well, turn, change the way maybe later!

But it does not change. We meet to overcome natural bumps of earth and mud, where the narrow "road" and landslides, gullies with steep hairpin bends to the side ... all in the dark, because light belongs to the civilized world, not to anything in which we are immersed . We arrive finally at a crossroads ... maybe we can resume our boring state? Ah, no, wait: Tommy does not signal the turn ... there is only one road on his map ... what will be the right one? This is where our other friend, Murphy: 50% to take the right path and, of course, we choose the wrong one ... Inversion in an increasingly tight, always with the famous cliff on one side, a muddy ditch on the other side and the dark all around.

back to the junction, on the right track and finally go on the road, with a few more gray hairs, quite a few 'cold sweat on him and a bit' too many beats per second.

Searching the internet I discovered that it is not the only victim of Tommy http://www.appuntidigitali.it/3550/mai-fidarsi-troppo-del-gps/ ) ... after this latest bad experience abbadonerò it to himself and come back to an old friend far more reliable (Tuttocittà) and a new friend who will buy in the coming days (the map of Italian roads)!