Good old map and compass

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Big Bear
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Good old map and compass

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Haven't done this for a while(used a map and compass that is) and was wondering if anybody knew of any books/manuals they would recommend to help dust off the cobwebs.
Thanks in advance
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Briggs
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Re: Good old map and compass

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Simon King ( the nature chap) does a decent refresher on YouTube.
I recently experienced Plymouth City centre so that's why I prep.
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retrograde1337
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The Ultimate Navigation Manual by Lyle Brotherton - hands down the best book on navigation I've ever read!

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Re: Good old map and compass

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I found Navigation for Walkers by Julian Tippet a great help when refreshing my own map and compass skills.
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Re: Good old map and compass

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whats wrong with taking out your boots, the map, a sarnie and walking routes you know, but stopping to pinpoint yourself on the map given the info available ?
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Slazanger wrote:whats wrong with taking out your boots, the map, a sarnie and walking routes you know, but stopping to pinpoint yourself on the map given the info available ?
What Slazanger said, nothing compares to practice.
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