Stargazer99 wrote:
The All Trails subscription is worth every penny if you get lost. As long as you remember to download the maps prior to your hike. Many areas don’t have cell service when hiking. It’s fun to read and rate the trails too. Other hikers share their experiences about each location. Some share photos.
Your lungs are getting a workout as you adjust to the environment and the elevation. Sometimes I get vertigo when I’m hiking steep mountain trails. That only started a year or so ago, and it may be my age. I’m less enthusiastic about scaling tall mountainsides now. There is nothing worse than feeling dizzy while climbing over a cliff side boulder.
I whistle or sing to scare away the bears. Lol
Okayyyyy, I'll download it again. I went for a quick walk this morning, and it was nice to be out in the Sun and feel my legs move. The asphalt is pretty new and smooth too.
I hope the vertigo reduces. That sounds scary and would hate for it to be limiting.
You're brave if that whistle is your bear protection! lol
Stargazer99 wrote:
Some of the micro learning apps look interesting to me. Those are the apps that promote learning something new each day within 5-15 minutes.
Little micro bursts of knowledge and insight.
Excuse me, what?? What's the name of this AuDHD speedball you speak of?
Also, what's your anchor constellation (first constellation you look for to orient yourself) btw? Mine is Orion, then the Big Dipper to Polaris.