Suz wrote:Walkon, are you saying I take the blue pen line from grey mare to happy a hut? (From the pic)
Yeah basically it. I'd go through the Y in Grey, N in the Plains, C in Jacks and last on the creek H in Happy. The topo and the ground when your there will lead you. Away from the water the grass is shorter, more tussocks and long grass by the Creek.
Suz wrote:Ergh, Walkon I looked up prices at the General! You and I live in different price zones ARGH! Bushwalker99 thanks, I have emailed Leeton to see what the dealio is.
Back to my plan revision now.
Not really, I'm not jet setting around the globe like some people are. Not mentioning any names
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Suz, despite the functionality & practicality of using a mobile phone on a long distance journey. How are your navigation skills? Are you more inclined to heavily use the gps in unknown areas or are you good with a compass and the limited maps from chapmans book. What sort of terrain do you normally need help with in navigating Are you aware of the effect that cold temps have in reducing battery life considerably and how have you planned to manage this if the device you are using is heavy on batteries anyway.
There are three people I know who have broken a phone on the aawt, two from this forum, who would have liked to think that they were careful with their gear. Most dedicated gps units are relatively robust whereas mobiles aren't. I'm not critiquing the brand of mobile just questioning the idea as its intended use.