Topic: Naving on Doan (Read 4729 times)

Mourneman · « **on:** September 30, 2012 »

few hours to spare this morning,so BigE & myself went for a wee dander along the Ott trek.We spent a lot of time practising navigation skills,using the standard compass & the sight compass.

P9300002 by paul surginor, on Flickr

The weather was over-cast with hill fog & patchy rain,just perfect for naviagtion

P9300018 by paul surginor, on Flickr

P9300019 by paul surginor, on Flickr

using pacing & timing between to points.

P9300035 by paul surginor, on Flickr

Doan through a lunar landscape

P9300047 by paul surginor, on Flickr

P9300052 by paul surginor, on Flickr

who can guess the name ?

P9300061 by paul surginor, on Flickr

P9300062 by paul surginor, on Flickr

P9300093 by paul surginor, on Flickr

Easier to use than you would expect

P9300108 by paul surginor, on Flickr

on Doan's summit

P9300172 by paul surginor, on Flickr

again any guess

Panorama490 by paul surginor, on Flickr

BigE checking the wind speed

Panorama491 by paul surginor, on Flickr

the view back to lough shannagh

heres a view clips from today-

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