GPS and birding

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Subject:	GPS and birding
From:	"David Cameron" <>
Date:	Thu, 26 Aug 2004 17:53:27 +1000

Hi folks,

I don't own a GPS but I am thinking of buying one some day so the current
thread has been interseting for me. I would like to make the point though
that it is still very important to have good compass and map-reading skills.
I think a compass should always be carried as a back up. What would we do if
the GPS gets damaged or it's batteries expire etc?

Cheers,

Dave Cameron
Hamilton

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