Video Blog: How to Use a Watch as a Compass
Ever wish you had a compass with you when hiking or taking a walk in an unfamiliar park? Well, here is a hack on how to use a watch as a compass:
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This isolated and off-the-beaten path wild horse sanctuary is located in the southwestern part of South Dakota’s Black Hills country. In fact it’s so isolated it’s about 80 miles west as the crow flies from the North American continental Pole of Inaccessibility. Driving through the Black Hills I came across this sanctuary and got to…
Islamorada Florida Keys it’s a drinking village with a fishing problem. and is the perfect place to spend a day in paradise! where you can enjoy lots of delicious alcoholic drinks while you take in the sights and sounds of Islamorada Florida Keys. Not to mention, the fishing is great here too! so check out…
On a dirt road, off the Old Santa Fe Trail and in the Shadow of the Wagon Mound, the last natural landmark on the trail headed towards Fort Union, sits an Old West Cemetery. The Santa Clara Cemetery, still in use by the local community, is also the final resting place of many pioneers from…
Wiseman, about 75 miles north of the Arctic Circle and a few miles off the Dalton, was founded in the early 1900s as a gold mining town and there are remnants of its mining and frontier past throughout the town. I spent three days here for the arctic adventures during the Summer Solstice. Boreal Lodge:…