Zachary ElliottSpecial to Valley NewsWay back in the Stone Age, when dinosaurs roamed the earth, people had these things called maps. Of course, these maps were a lot different from the ones on your phone app today.They were printed on folded paper for starters, and when you unfolded it, the map was so large it would cover the entire front windshield. Or at least that’s how it seemed to a little boy who just grabbed one at 7-Eleven with his father for the family road trip to Flintstone Land. And yes, it was a real place.These maps never talked to you and told you how to save three minutes by taking an alternate route because there was traffic. They didn’t tell you where In-n-Out was or how to get to the nearest gas station and they never warned you when there was an acc
