That part went quickly for me. It was transferring the corrected coordinates to GSAK that took FOREVER for me. I had to write them down, check and double check and a few times when I was overly tired, I realized I’d entered them into one I’d already corrected. If my short term memory were more reliable, I could skip the writing down part, but it was handy to have them all on paper when we struggled in the field….just to be sure.
Hopefully in a couple more days, we’ll have most of it spelled out. We left last weekend with the E and N and part of M in Men. Minus a DNF or eight! They don’t necessarily correlate exactly from the letters to where they are on the trail, so it’s best to do it all ahead of time. That might be part of why it hasn’t had more action…yet.
