I am great at reading maps. In terms of coordinates, I am learning. However, the only gps unit I have is in my vehicle. In fact,had to google earth today when I was in Manumuskin. I was at that 4 way interesection sort of paved area and trekked around and took 3 of the 4 routes. Then I was able to locate the large pond by the google earth map. Normally, it is a lets just explore and check it out. I saw a ton of wildlife today. I did venture off into the woods in certain areas and saw ruins, definitely one looked like a cellar hole. Weird foundations of other things, but not homes. Probably a trestle at one time? I also saw old sewage piping and piping in general jetting out from the dirt into oblivion. It is fun and scary to venture alone. Most likely going with another person on next adventures. I trekked a lot. Even at menantico, weird ruins near the tracks there, sort of bunkerish. I'll post the photos up in the next few days so guys can check it out.
Any info would be appreciated and does not ever go into anyone's hands FYI. I just want to see it as it's probably the lesser explored ruins in our area and I like exploring. You got to check out LA. If you haven't, I think that's my favorite blue hole yet. Out of all of them.
I do understand coordinates and usually will just create a map of coordinates prior to a journey if needed. I found buttermilk falls that way in the Delaware gap since it is what they use to find it. However, the coordinates were for Pennsylvania side and the falls are in NJ. Haha. That one was fun, but found it. I'm a map nut. It's how I find my locations. I found sea breeze by looking at google earth without even knowing what it was or was all about and just wanted to go by what I saw, lol.
Thanks Manumuskin. Also, sucks you have to go to work now. 3rd shift on a Saturday night
