[pooh]

Learning your way around TV with a map is a rite of passage around here and a fun one at that! As becky said, if you're lost, just stop your vehicle, open your map and before you know it, someone will be there to offer directions or lead you to your destination. Finding the golf courses gets easier, but again, there are directions online.

[bluedog103]

Blosiy is here for two weeks. By the time he learns his way around he'll be heading back to Canada. A few signs would make life easier for newbies and short timers.

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by angiefox10

Since most men don't ask directions.... I'm thinking signs might be good!

Originally Posted by Pturner

But um, Angie, they don't read instructions either.

'scuse me - I do both..........................but it still doesn't help.



Bill

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

'scuse me - I do both..........................but it still doesn't help.



Bill

Bill. You and Brillo standing there with your sweet faces and your popcorn bags...would cause ANYONE to want to help you. BUT you would find a way to figure it out for yourself ahead of time and to get where you're goin' on time. It is an Ohio thing. Plan ahead.

But...for any of you new people, I have this to say: It isn't easy finding all of the places to go and making a "map in your head" of this place. We have 32 executive golf courses and ten championship courses and they are all in a very large place. Even with studying maps, it took me a year to really say I knew the area. This is NOT small, that is the biggest surprise for anyone coming here, just how big this place is.

And Pooh is right. Take your time and if you make a wrong turn, you will find out where a new place is.