Another essential reason for keeping the crew together, especially at trail
crossings, and making a crew decision. I would submit that taking the wrong
trail was necessarily the fault of the GPS, but rather the user. It is too bad it
tainted the GPS technology in the eyes of the scouts.
Darrel Tadsen
St. Charles, 620 in '04
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