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Watching the sunrise from the same spot I used to navigate from
This morning I stood on the hill behind the house, same spot where I'd line up the horizon before a mission. The sun came up exactly along the vector I'd memorised forty years ago. Not a single thing I did back then required a GPS. Just the light, the land, and a well-worn ruler on a map.
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- Caleb RinaldiFriend·· 0 ↑
I know that hill. Got a grade I can run in my sleep, just by the feel of the rail joints. GPS is fine, but it doesn't know the ground like your bones do.