| With others, plan at least five one day journeys of 14 km or more in hilly country. At least 3 of these are to be in areas defined as Terrain One, led by an appropriate Permit Holder.
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| With others, plan at least five one day journeys of 14 km or more in hilly country. At least 3 of these are to be in areas defined as Terrain One, led by an appropriate Permit Holder.
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| With others, plan at least five one day journeys of 14 km or more in hilly country. At least 3 of these are to be in areas defined as Terrain One, led by an appropriate Permit Holder.
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| With others, plan at least five one day journeys of 14 km or more in hilly country. At least 3 of these are to be in areas defined as Terrain One, led by an appropriate Permit Holder.
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| With others, plan at least five one day journeys of 14 km or more in hilly country. At least 3 of these are to be in areas defined as Terrain One, led by an appropriate Permit Holder.
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| Using Ordnance Survey maps, complete all the information required on Route Card (FS 120409) for each journey, including the Home Contact |
| Before setting out, list and explain the use of the equipment that should be taken including:
spare food, and safety/emergency equipment
what should be worn
what should be carried
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| Over a period, complete the planned journeys. Take turns in leading the group for part of the time |
| Make a report to an audience about at least one of your journeys. Route cards, sketch maps and photographs should be presented where possible |
| Demonstrate how the map and compass was used during the journey |
| Demonstrate an awareness of the need to preserve the natural environment. For example, avoiding erosion, conserving wildlife habitat.
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| Demonstrate awareness of developments in technology, such as the Global Positioning System (GPS); digital mapping; waterproof maps etc.
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| Show knowledge of the publication Safety on Mountains (British Mountaineering Council).
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