The
solo hiker was ready to return to the car after a long day on the trail. The
weather was slowly degrading; it was getting cooler and overcast. It was time
to march to the car. He pulled out the GPS, selected the “Find” feature and
scanned the waypoint listing. No waypoint. Nothing to identify his car was
shown. Now that sinking feeling slowly crept in. It was going to be a longer
afternoon.
Marking
a waypoint takes just a few button pushes. The process ends with the saving of
coordinates, elevation, date, time of entry and a name into the memory of a
GPS.
My
recommendations to mark a waypoint include the following steps.
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