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To: | "john hammond" <> |
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Subject: | Desert birder death |
From: | "gary wright" <> |
Date: | Sat, 11 Oct 2008 09:44:43 +0930 |
JohnI have been lost in the mallee a couple of times(only for a few hours, but long enough to loosen my bowels!) in exactly the way that you describe, criss crossing the track to chase a special bird, then going deep into the scrub and not knowing which side of the track I am on and therefore not knowing which way to walk. This is 20 years ago and since then I am very careful. Compass reading when leaving the track even when catching a glimpse of possible sought after species that has to be pursued. Usually a GPS location for car and precheck batteries before I go! So far, so good! Gary |
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