Seems like they were not aware of hiking rule to "wait at any trail junction and do not continue until the entire group has arrived".
Dave Martin
-- Original Message --
From: ROBERT SCHAETTLE <bschaettle@msn.com>
<snip> Last summer we had some "jackrabbits" that hiked ahead of our main group of backpackers. They got to a fork in the trail, but they were out of radio range already, and had no way to tell the main group which fork they were taking (didn't occur to any of them to leave a note for us to find). Even with maps and compasses, they managed to take the wrong fork. They were almost back to the previous night's campsite before they figured out their mistake...
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