Handrails, catching features, attack points and aiming off
50 min
A beginner navigates point to point: stand here, take a bearing to there, walk, hope. A skilled navigator almost never walks a long blind bearing at a small target. She follows a wall that goes her way, ticks off the stream and the sheepfold she expects to pass, knows the road beyond will stop her if she overshoots, picks a wall corner close to the target and only then takes…
In this lesson
Handrails
Collecting features
Ticking off: predicting the ground ahead
Catching features
Worked example
Attack points
Aiming off
Putting it together on one leg
Check yourself
Key points
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