How to Practise Navigation Without Getting Lost
You’ve read about taking a bearing. You understand contour lines, roughly. And yet the map stays folded in the lid […]
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You’ve read about taking a bearing. You understand contour lines, roughly. And yet the map stays folded in the lid […]
How to Practise Navigation Without Getting Lost Read Post »
Search for a free online navigation course and you’ll find plenty. Articles, videos, forum threads, and a fair few actual
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You’ve found two walks of about the same distance. One loops back to the car park, the other finishes in
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Walking navigation is the skill that turns a nervous day on the hill into a confident one. It’s knowing where
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So you’ve decided you want to learn navigation properly. Good. The question now is how. A quick search for hill
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If you’ve started looking into mountain skills courses in the UK, you’ve probably noticed there are a lot of them.
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Picture this. You’re an hour from the car park, the cloud has come down, and you pull out your phone
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You’ve found an OS map at the back of the drawer. It’s a few years old, maybe more. The question
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