An easily identifiable landscape feature - either natural or man-made - which runs across the landscape for a distance. e.g a stream, a narrow ridge, a wall, a road, a footpath.
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• Hill Skills & Navigation
° Navigation Skills
› Aiming-Off
› Aspect of Slope
› Attack Point
› Back Bearing - when on a line feature
› Back Bearing - when not on a line feature
› Basic Navigation Tips
› Catching Feature
› Compasses for Walking and Hiking
› Gathering Feature
› Reading and Giving Grid References or OS Coordinates
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› How to sound like an expert
› Jargon
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› The National Grid
› Night Time Navigation
› Pacing
› Post-it Note Scale
› Setting the Map
› Suitable Maps for Walking
› Target
› Tick Features
› Timing
› Transits
› True North
› Walking in the Dark
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