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Are people really relying on randomly stacked rocks to determine where they are like it's the 1800's
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>>2871245
Anon... you just don't go outside. Why is that?
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>>2871245
Navigation cairns are 3 or 4 feet tall and weigh hundreds and hundreds of pounds, they're basically immovable and no one would mistake a retards little stone stack for one. Not that I support building (((cairns)))
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>>2871245
are people really relying on paint on trees to determine where they are like its the stone age
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Cairns for trail marking shouldnt be more than 3 or 4 hand sized rocks, not these tower monstrosities
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>>2871245
They can be very useful in certain kinds of terrain (like attached pic). Not useful on actual trails though.
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>>2871292
Snow
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>>2871307
you still have fucking blazes what is your point
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Cairns are essential for above-treeline travel, especially in the snow. Blazes are frequently painted onto the rocks but under a layer of snow and ice that doesn't do you any good.

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