The Discovery Adventures
6. The Sentinel
Oct 26, 2017
Hugh Skinner, Alexander Armstrong, Kate Silverton, and Tristan Gooley join forces in an immersive audio adventure. They stumble upon a secret signal, discuss natural navigation, find their way home, investigate GPS signal disruptions, navigate difficult terrains, and uncover a mystery to prevent a catastrophe.
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- Natural navigation involves using elements like the sun, puddles, trees, and paths to find direction.
- The persistent pursuer indicates that Sam and Tristan are getting closer to the key to stopping the disruptions at St. Michael's Mount.
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Using natural navigation to find direction
Tristan Gouli explains the concept of natural navigation, which involves using natural elements like the sun, puddles, trees, and paths to find direction. Puddles can act as a compass, with those on the south side remaining sheltered from the sun. Trees also provide clues, as they grow bigger on the southern side with branches pointing outward. Even paths can indicate the way, with the muddier side indicating the direction most people have turned. Natural navigation proves useful for Sam and Tristan as they navigate the wilderness.
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