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When making a shopping route for garage sales, enter all the addresses you are interested into http://www.mapquest.com They have a multi-stop route builder, you just type in all the addresses and then put them in the correct order. They will show a map so you will know how to put them in order. It gives you driving directions and street names to turn on. It makes it really easy for someone to read them to you while you drive.
By TexasDarling from East Texas
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RE: Use Mapquest For Planning Garage Sale Routes
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Post By Betty Johnson (Guest Post)
(08/02/2007)
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I certainly do not recommend using map quest- took us 50 miles out of our way on vacation. And horrible for mapping garage sales. They are wrong 90% of the time and take you way out of the way!
RE: Use Mapquest For Planning Garage Sale Routes
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Post By Rose H Abshier (Guest Post)
(04/12/2007)
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This is for all people that have a yard sale.
Please remember your yard sale manners!
Please date your yard sale>
After your yard sale please remove your signs you posted around town.
I LOVE yard sales and i am disappointed when i follow the signs and the yard sale was over or last week.
RE: Use Mapquest For Planning Garage Sale Routes
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Post By Christine (Guest Post)
(03/10/2007)
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This is a great tip! I am looking fwd to garage-sale season and will definitely use this. THANKS!
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