A bug in your system possibly or more likely .......
....and to highlight, a lot of people simply don't know, as I did not also before, that Google Maps are goofy when presented with real world GPS coordinates.... ...so hopefully the info below can assist you and others in the future and to be aware when using Google instead of an actual GPS or Basecamp etc. to confirm where you need to be...one could get caught out easily if not versed in this?
The first point I listed Simon....
'We pick up the trail at Arette'
N 42 35 053
W 000 34 545
If you the follow the link below to use normal GPS coordinates with the Google Map software system.
After that Simon, you enter the coordinates and click on ' convert and map '
http://boulter.com/gps/
You can see it converts to show the waypoint as noted on the actual GPS at the time.
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As you can see Simon, in the satelite image at the bottom of the thread, the trail starts in a small gravel turning circle, with a car parked there at 3 o'clock,( that corresponds when I double check my GPS screen after entering the coordinates into same )
To recap Simon, it's always better to enter the coordinates into an actual GPS and zoom out and in and to have a wee peep at the map in it , rather than to trust Mr Google Maps ......or you will indeed end up in the likes of the Atlantic paddling your moto or find yourself in Madrid when you should'nt be there !!!
I hope this helps you and others in the future.
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