After you retreated for 65 years with munitions and compass wiping maps, I agreed with John Harris about the use of GPS in the wild (We now leave to move to our phones. The result: More of us are desperately lost, April 27). The phone screen is very small so that you do not see the broader terrain. But after I carry an emergency whistle and pocket horses, I must admit that phones can be the savior in a real emergency.
Joe Oldakr
Nuneaton, Warwikchire
I can’t be the only person who thinks that if you can withstand Quaf Champagne regularly, this tends to lead to a more positive look and more life chances in general (The study indicates that drinking champagne can reduce the risk of sudden heart attack, April 29).
Deirdre Burrell
Mortimer, Berkshire
I always use a self -examination (Messages, April 28). They often do not work, which provides an opportunity to chat with other customers while we are waiting for an assistant to sort things. In my local food store, this work provides at least two people.
David Debrose
Thame, Oxfordshire
One response to “How can I help you digitally?” ((Messages, April 27It can be: “Well, you can pull your finger to start.”
Dr. Jonathan Gos
Sheffield
In addition to Ian Saville messages (March 25) And Malcolm Chevren (March 27) Noting your failure to recognize your birthday column of their unique contributions to life on Earth, please publish this message in the printed version on April 30 to wish them a very happy birthday from me.
Jenny Swan
Beston, Nottingham
