Originally Posted By: Susan
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We don't usually take a map with us in this area because it's REALLY simple


Maybe for you, but not necessarily for him. I think it takes some practice to connect the view from the ground with the view 'from the air' (so to speak) of a map. There are so many learned processes we've acquired that we don't remember learning them. It just seems that we've always known them.

But your choice of area sounds like a good one, where he can start to develop the connection between map and terrain.

I've been making a huge mistake about how far Point A was from Point B (overland) recently, and just discovered how far off I was yesterday. I felt really stupid!

Sue


You're absolutely right Sue. (Not about being stupid, of course.) That's why we took one today. We checked it as we went along, talking about what we were seeing on the paper and in real-life. He thought it was kind of cool.
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