What's your next Audax?

[Ming the Merciless]

I give up, I'm only asking.

But you have read the route sheet, seen it has a key explaining terminology, and it could only mean very few things. Why give up so easily?

 

[ColinJ]

I give up, I'm only asking.

The $ sign means... sign! (As in signposted.)

 

[blackrat]

But you have read the route sheet, seen it has a key explaining terminology, and it could only mean very few things. Why give up so e

The $ sign means... sign! (As in signposted.)

Thanks, Ming could have said the same thing.
I get it that the $ sign signifies a 'directional sign'. Neat!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Thanks, Ming could have said the same thing.
I get it that the $ sign signifies a 'directional sign'. Neat!

And you could have easily worked it out, or read the key again! Learning to work some things out for yourself is part of the self sufficiency ethos of audax. You also remember it better.

 

[Dogtrousers]

I give up, I'm only asking.

Signposted. So L@RAB $Stinkyville means Left at roundabout signposted Stinkyville

 

[blackrat]

And you could have easily worked it out, or read the key again! Learning to work some things out for yourself is part of the self sufficiency ethos of audax. You also remember it better.

I was mostly chatting for the sake of a chat, sorry if that is not your way. Anyway, all good.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

I was mostly chatting for the sake of a chat, sorry if that is not your way. Anyway, all good.

And I was responding in chat, pointing out that the answer was clear as day in the route sheet you had read, and fairly obvious anyway in its context. I was gently asking you to look again at the route sheet for your answer. If you already knew the answer, I see no purpose in then asking the question.

 

[blackrat]

And I was responding in chat, pointing out that the answer was clear as day in the route sheet you had read, and fairly obvious anyway in its context. I was gently asking you to look again at the route sheet for your answer. If you already knew the answer, I see no purpose in then asking the question.

How do you spell curmudgeon?