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It’s hard to walk on a straight heading for most people. A simple trick helps. Pick a landmark on the horizon, walk toward it checking for it periodically, and
by todd8 7y ago
It’s hard to walk on a straight heading for most people. A simple trick helps. Pick a landmark on the horizon, walk toward it checking for it periodically, and once you reach it pick a new distant land mark in the direction you’d like to travel and repeat.
Of course this requires knowing which direction is which. That’s a separate skill using gps, compass, sun, moon,
stars, moss, or whatever.
- BRAlNlAC 7y agoIt’s not the sense of direction or ability to find our way that I was referencing, but simply that we are large, bipedal, ground dwelling animals. Picking through the brush is much faster for a Fox. Inclines that would have to be carefully negotiated by a person can be simply scampered up by an agile quadruped.