Some Advice From An Explorer: How To Correctly Estimate Distances Using a Map. By Don Pablo Edronkin
Best Sellers Adventure Gear Survival Climbing and Mountaineering Extreme and Conventional Sports Travel Services Photo and Video Friends Motivation and Self-Help Leadership Natural Health Courses Ecology and Gardening Related Auctions Vehicles Jobs and Employment	"If you want to estimate the real distance that you will trek between two points, a good rule of thumb is to multiply by a factor of three the straight distance expressed in a map between your point of origin and your destination. This marked increase is due to the twists and turns of trails and paths thorough rough terrain. It is impossible to make such estimations based on maps alone." More information: Survival. Related courses. Bibliography. Research and exploration. Articles and studies from Andinia.com. Buy adventure gear. Explorers preparing to leave a geodesic cabin somewhere in Patagonia. <<Previous - Shop - Search - 1st Page - Index - Next>> Share / Favourites

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