Using Maps for Your Planning

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In This Issue

Maps are not just Roads and Towns

Use Maps for your Hill Country Planning

The TexyHills Interactive Map

You Point the Direction

Maps are not just Roads and Towns

I remember going down the highway in unfamiliar territory and pulling into a rest area to look at a map (paper).

Not today, though. Now we have navigation systems built into the dash, and iPhones. I'm not complaining... I love it.

Since everything has gone digital, maps have become much more convenient and useful over the years.

See what I mean back at TexyHills with this link below:

Texas Hill Country Maps

Use Maps for your Hill Country Planning

A detailed map can greatly simplify your planning. You don't want to waste time on the road. So let maps help you plan.

You may already know where your favorite winery is... but you really need to know exactly where that B&B is located.

Read on about More Maps at the link below:

More Hill Country Maps

The TexyHills Interactive Map

This map is a combination of the other maps on the TexyHills website. It includes other map details about restaurants, wineries, lodging, etc. all on one map.

The different information is separated into layers. You are able to view any layer alone, with other layers, or all layers at once.

You can view the map and try it out at the link below:

TexyHills Map

You Point the Direction

It's your turn...

You are in charge of the direction of my website.

What do you need? What do you hope to find out? What have you looked for and can't find?

Comments? Questions? Ideas? Feedback? I'd love to hear from you.

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See you in TexyHills!
Jeff