If you have to use a compass, get one that sits in a clear plastic square
There is an outline of an arrow on the inside of the compass ring (the "shed"), and an arrow on the outer part of the plastic square. You put the red part of the compass needle in the shed and then rotate plastic square so the outer arrow is leading from the direction you want to go (i.e. from the W of West). Then all you have to do is keep "Red in the Shed" and follow the outer arrow.
A plain compass alone, can be challenging for right brainers or left brainers who think outside of the box. Or should I say, shed?
A GPS for everyone!
There is an outline of an arrow on the inside of the compass ring (the "shed"), and an arrow on the outer part of the plastic square. You put the red part of the compass needle in the shed and then rotate plastic square so the outer arrow is leading from the direction you want to go (i.e. from the W of West). Then all you have to do is keep "Red in the Shed" and follow the outer arrow.
A plain compass alone, can be challenging for right brainers or left brainers who think outside of the box. Or should I say, shed?