Hey man. I love the outdoors but I'm 38 and never learned to read a topo. I am not familiar with them yet, but I thought your video was informative and straight to the point. Idk if you are still making content, but your channel should definitely have more subs!
@@onthetrailnz Thanks, I’ll be teaching map and compass use to a class of 9 & 10 year olds, fifth grade, up here in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, USA. Your video will be a perfect introduction. We are surrounded by designated wilderness areas where you can only hike in and out of and very, very easy to get lost in.
@@onthetrailnz What will you be studying? I'm in Missoula, MT. University of Montana, home of the Griz!. I know a lot of people who came to the universty from all over and have never left. Grizzly bears, Black bears, Moose, Elk, Whitetail deer, Mule deer and Mountain Lions are minutes from town. Some of them live in town! Awesome trout fishing too.
I am hoping to study Electrical and Computer Engineering. Montana looks amazing! Definitely would be some good hiking around there. I would love to explore parts of the Continental Divide Trail one day! It's quite nice not having to worry about all the animals here in New Zealand though!
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Your map videos are very helpful. Thank you very much.
Thanks!! Glad they are helpful!
That was soo helpful thank you soo much i really needed this 💗
Thanks so much!! So good to hear 😊
Thanks so much for this informative and useful video. I'm looking forward to future ones.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for the coffee's - I really appreciate it and will put the money towards gear for Te Araroa. Thank you.
Well presented and simple to understand.
Great work!
Thanks - glad it was helpful!
That is a really clear explanation and must see for understanding maps in the bush. Thanks so very much.
Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful!
Hey man. I love the outdoors but I'm 38 and never learned to read a topo. I am not familiar with them yet, but I thought your video was informative and straight to the point. Idk if you are still making content, but your channel should definitely have more subs!
Thanks so much for watching!! Glad you enjoyed it - I definitely need to do a few more outdoor tutorial vids!
excellent!I'd like to show this to some grade schoolers, this would be perfect for their little minds!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it! That would be great if it can help some grade schoolers.
@@onthetrailnz Thanks, I’ll be teaching map and compass use to a class of 9 & 10 year olds, fifth grade, up here in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, USA. Your video will be a perfect introduction. We are surrounded by designated wilderness areas where you can only hike in and out of and very, very easy to get lost in.
Wow, that sounds amazing! I'm applying to American universities at the moment, so I hope to be over there next year.
@@onthetrailnz What will you be studying? I'm in Missoula, MT. University of Montana, home of the Griz!. I know a lot of people who came to the universty from all over and have never left. Grizzly bears, Black bears, Moose, Elk, Whitetail deer, Mule deer and Mountain Lions are minutes from town. Some of them live in town! Awesome trout fishing too.
I am hoping to study Electrical and Computer Engineering. Montana looks amazing! Definitely would be some good hiking around there. I would love to explore parts of the Continental Divide Trail one day! It's quite nice not having to worry about all the animals here in New Zealand though!
Great intro video, thank you.
Thanks for watching - glad you enjoyed it!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it - I hope to make more about navigation once I'm finished with Te Araroa!
Well explained and laid out. I'm sure it will spark a new interest for some one new to tramping. Good on you!
Thanks for watching - I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Who else is watching thos for their geography exam
Haha, glad they’re coming in useful!!