Post #200716
2026-01-31 18:59 UTC
@damianlehmann@mastodon.social
If you’re good at estimating distance as you run, use that. Use the scale on the map/compass to figure out “run across this field for 200m, then…”. If not, use the symbols on the map to find landmarks to achieve the same thing: “run across this field to the big tree next to a man-made object”.
Either way, use the map and what you see around you to keep predicting and correcting - “there should be a stone wall going off to the left .. yes, there it is, ok next I’ll go over a small hill, …”.
Try to keep your thumb on your current map location so you can keep checking and updating without having to re-find your location every time.
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