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Or browse the map shop :).
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There is something fantastic about receiving new maps in the mail!
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If you really get lost, find the next bigger road and follow it. You’ll end up in some pub with people who can guide you to the next train station :D.
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Go for it! How lost can one get – really? In this day and age. Only a little lost and then a little found.
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