[pct-l] Jim still has the best answer :)

[Jim Keener ( J J )]

Greetings,

I was wrong. Not my favorite sentence.

I sometimes confuse good fortune with personal skills. Not good.

Maps, compasses, and the knowledge to use them well are essential for back country travel. In my humble opinion. And I'm the humblest man I know of. ; = )

Walk well,
Jim Keener ( J J )
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On Mar 16, 2010, at 6:51 AM, Steve McAllister wrote:

> I just don't want anyone new to the list thinking that is good advice. Sure,
> people can say they never use a compass and have survived, but to me that is
> taking an unnecessary risk