gps units...the best el cheapo

"BJ Conner" wrote in message
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On Apr 5, 12:46 pm, "Tom Nakashima" wrote:
"BJ Conner" wrote in message

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On Apr 4, 8:28 am, "asadi" wrote:
I'm gonna start looking up things about them..

I'm looking mainly to find my way back where I started, and keep track
of
where I find mushrooms...

john

Nest time you go better check the forecast for solar storms as well as
rain/snow etc. Solar storms can play hell with GPS satalites or so it
says here.http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2007/s2831.htm
Better take a map and compass just in case.
There are morels in this part of the world but I have never hunted
them. They have commercial hunters and sometimes things get hostile
in the woods.
When the smelt run I may try of find some. Fried smelt, Morells
fried in butter and a bottle of Resiling. Thats a meal that will
panic any cardiologist.

A few years ago my friends and I were backpacking in the Santa Cruz
mountains and accidentally stumbled across a Cannabis garden.
We thought it best to play safe and quickly leave the area.
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A testimonial to the value of the GPS. I have read that some pot
growers are not planting gardens any more. They can space their
plants out and record the position of each. Supposedly they don't
show up as easliy on aerial surveys. Tehy can also put them in clear
cuts and burns where hikers don't like to go.


amateurs.....hydroponics and cloning is state of the art now....

john....why else would they call it the underground?