I've been to the edge of the map

I'm a wind farm technician. The turbines I work on are spread across hundreds of square miles. I've talked to google support on numerous occasions. I've been in places where google maps navigation has taken me one way there and then a completely different.<br><br>Back in 2017 I was doing a job for 5 days on one of our turbines. The only way to get to this turbine was across a field. There was a dirt road that only a 4 wheeler could fit on. I left at 6:00 am just like I always do. I got in my truck and was just going through my usual morning routine. Then suddenly my truck was across the field, I was on the dirt road. I don't know how I got there. I remember driving to the edge of the field and then just being there. This is the only time in my life I've experienced missing time. I don't know how long I lost but I know that it wasn't just a short time period.<br><br>I've worked in so many places with no cell phone signal. I've talked one of our dispatch people and just had her hang up on me because there was no signal. I've had places with zero signal and google maps will still work. How is that possible?<br><br>I know places that I can get to fully functional GPS signal one day and then nothing the next. <br><br>I spend a lot of time driving on dirt roads. I've been on roads that have been completely washed out over night. It will rain just enough to make the road impassable. I've had roads wash out with just a drizzle. It's not uncommon for me to have to drive off the road to avoid a deep rut. one day the road will be fine and then you'll be driving down it the next and here will be a pothole that will blow out a tire.<br><br>I've had precipitation fall from the sky like rain but it wasn't rain. It was like someone dumped a five gallon bucket of water on me. I'm fully aware of how thunderstorms work and I've seen things that just aren't right.<br><br>There are so many things I've seen in my time working out in the middle of nowhere. I've thought about writing them all down. I just one to know if anyone else has experienced these things.