As a member, this does not sound very practical. Will the lucky list
manager go and drop everyone from the list every March and force
everyone to resubscribe with their membership number and card by coming
down to the club office? How do you know [EMAIL PROTECTED] is
really registered by me?
There is at least one open source GIS software system available called
GRASS( http://www3.baylor.edu/grass/) . It is not the easiest piece of
S/W to use and has a bit of learning curve. It is available for
Linux/Unix and also Windows if you have Cygnus installed. It's
originally a Unix package
Many GPS units automatically maintain tracks (Garmin eTrax for example)
when it is on so you can back track if you get lost. Very useful when
hiking in the bush.
Way points usually refer to positions you mark manually and can be
connected in routes for planning purpose.
The difference is that
Just got back from the Gatineau. The snow condition is very good. The
main trails has been groomed. Secondary trails that I was on has NOT
been touched by the NCC. Condition on the secondary trails varies. In
general, there is 10-30cm of loose snow on a lightly crusted base and
may have been
There is always the Foymont/Cormac hill. It's not as painful as
Smuggler's Notch or Lincoln but you can always do it from the Cormac
side and it's a lot closer :-)
/sc
On Mon, 2002-02-25 at 10:16, Greg Franks wrote:
Ian == Ian Everard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ian Are there any mountains
