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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 6038248" data-attributes="member: 8835">Pick a year and a place.&nbsp; go look up the weather.&nbsp; Then pick a 2 week period that your party might be making a trek that ain't in the winter when anybody with brains knows not to travel.&nbsp; Now, what's the weather like?&nbsp; You may have some rain, but you ain't facing surprise storms and floods every other day.&nbsp; the probability of bad weather happening frequently is low.trail blazing is by definition, making a trail.&nbsp; Any idiot who loses site of the trail they just made is either blind or a lousy trail maker.Furthermore, when you can't see, you stay put.&nbsp; Except in the desert, night time is for resting.&nbsp; Day time is for moving.I never met any country folk who were scared of nature or afraid to go walking about in it.&nbsp; they respect nature, and don't antagonize it.&nbsp; But they know most animals will avoid them, and they know to avoid the animals that won't.&nbsp; Making most wilderness jaunts by country people an uneventful, but pleasant experience.&nbsp; Which is why they live there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 6038248, member: 8835"] Pick a year and a place. go look up the weather. Then pick a 2 week period that your party might be making a trek that ain't in the winter when anybody with brains knows not to travel. Now, what's the weather like? You may have some rain, but you ain't facing surprise storms and floods every other day. the probability of bad weather happening frequently is low. trail blazing is by definition, making a trail. Any idiot who loses site of the trail they just made is either blind or a lousy trail maker. Furthermore, when you can't see, you stay put. Except in the desert, night time is for resting. Day time is for moving. I never met any country folk who were scared of nature or afraid to go walking about in it. they respect nature, and don't antagonize it. But they know most animals will avoid them, and they know to avoid the animals that won't. Making most wilderness jaunts by country people an uneventful, but pleasant experience. Which is why they live there. [/QUOTE]

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