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houseofbuck.com Navigating all subjects with a GPS In The Woods

houseofbuck.com Navigating all subjects with a GPS Poor, Lonely Henry David Thoreau??? 42 o 27’ 03.24”N 42 o 26’ 25.44” N 1.15 miles between minutes Local Pub Cabin

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houseofbuck.com Navigating all subjects with a GPS Global Wind Patterns Trade Winds - About thirty degrees north & south of equator. Prevailing Westerlies - Between thirty & sixty degrees latitude Easterlies - About sixty degrees latitude

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houseofbuck.com Navigating all subjects with a GPS The World Is Round Not Square 6068 ft (1.15 miles) 4800 ft (0.91 mile) At 38 degrees North Latitude 101 ft. 80 ft. latitude longitude 1 degree 364,000 ft (69 miles) 288,200 ft (54.6 miles) 1 minute 1 second

houseofbuck.com Navigating all subjects with a GPS I Need You To Cosign Cosine Open the calculator in Windows (Start  Programs  Accessories  Calculator) Click on View & Scientific Choose Decimal and Degrees Type in known latitude (must be in decimal degree format) Click the Cosine Key (cos) Multiply answer by 69

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