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To: colorado tanker
It's fairly easy to lose someone in our forests, and our vegetation is MUCH less dense than yours

Someone who keeps their head and has some knowledge of the mountains can generally walk out of any area here within 24 hours. The creeks are like roads. Follow them downstream and you'll hit a trail or road someplace along the way likely that day. But if you're not certain stay put. Also if you're staying put stay far enough away from streams so you can hear. I can take you into an area where you could walk in circles for days though. It's an area called Catossa. No pattern to the ridges whatsoever.

182 posted on 03/20/2007 10:47:18 AM PDT by cva66snipe (Kool Aid! The popular American favorite drink now Made In Mexico. Pro-Open Borders? Drink Up!)
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To: cva66snipe

"Follow them downstream and you'll hit a trail or road someplace along the way likely that day."

Just be mindful of the waterfalls.


183 posted on 03/20/2007 10:48:49 AM PDT by Rb ver. 2.0 (A day in the country is better than a week in town.)
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To: cva66snipe
The creeks are like roads. Follow them downstream and you'll hit a trail or road someplace along the way likely that day.

Absolutely, especially in our steep terrain. But for a kid or someone not familiar with the back country, the best advice is stay put.

189 posted on 03/20/2007 11:00:30 AM PDT by colorado tanker
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