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			Introduction to Navigation 2 day course

	Aim of the course:


	To provide an introduction to Navigation, giving you the confidence to plan and follow your own routs, in valleys and on low-lying hills.




				Place Fell

	The course will cover:

*	Understanding map symbols
*	Using 6 figure grid references to locate a position on the map
*	Measuring distances on the map - accurately and by estimation
*	Estimating distance travelled on the ground, by timing and by pacing
*	Orientating the map
*	Using the orientated map to identify features such as steep slopes, valleys and hills
*	Planning a safe and suitable route, taking into account distance, weather and time
*	Understanding access rights and the Countryside Code
*	Choosing hillwalking equipment and clothing
*	Safety and emergency procedures on the hills


	Accommodation includes:

*	Bed and Breakfast in shared twin/double room
*	Packed lunch
*	Afternoon Tea


	Price: £135.00 per person

		Notes:

*	The group size will be small - a maximum of six on each course
*	You will be given a range of handouts and informative booklets
*	Maps are available to borrow, but it is best to bring your own if you have one


	Your Tutor:

Veronica Dunn, a qualified Mountain Leader, provides the instruction for this course. Veronica lives locally and teaches both navigation and computer courses for the local adult education college. She will ensure that everyone gets the most out of the course, and can adjust the content to suit individuals’ requirements if necessary.

Have a look at Veronica’s web site for further information or to contact her.