Blog is going well keep putting as much as possible on and I will sort it out. Tell me when this is sorted and i will delete it from the blog

I said that I would oversee the trip and make suggestions

so here is the first  iit is the gateway to India and  is situated in the south of the city near the Elephanta Mumbai ferry 

its coordinates are 18.922115, 72.834643

If you don't know to get co-ordinates.

 go to google maps find the location you are looking for  put the cursor on the exact position and right click 

click on what's here and in the bottom of the screen

  you will get a box containing 

the coordinates  of that location 

to add coordinates to Garmin maps 

click on where to 

use down arrow and click on coordinates 

the coordinates shown are where you now are 

to change use the right arrow then change numbers  don't forget you are east 

To check everything is tickidy boo find your location on google maps and make sure that the first  4 or 5 figures of each coordinate are the same as shown on sat nav 

the sat nav should be set on a certain format if you have any problems ie it's sending you somewhere completely different 

go to coordinates 

at the bottom Format

and the first box should read h ddd.ddddd 

and the datam WGS 84 

if not click on the incorrect panel and a list comes up 

The Gateway of India is an arch monument built during the 20th century in Mumbai, India. The monument was erected to commemorate the landing of King George V and Queen Mary at Apollo Bunder on their visit to India in 1911. Wikipedia

Address: Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

Height: 85′

Opened: December 4, 1924

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Construction started: March 31, 1911

Built by: George Wittet

Architect: George Wittet

Did you know: Due to a paucity of funds, the approach road was never built and so the gateway stands at an angle to the road leading up to it. wikipedia.org