I remember reading in the 1960s Scouting manual that moss always grows on the north side of trees. That worked until I moved to the city. No trees, no moss.
As a child, we lived a few years in a town on the north bank of a river. It was pretty flat land. I always had a sense of where the river was. Perhaps I heard something. Anyhow, I got a reputation for having an unerring sense of direction. I DO NOT! I’ve been completely lost ever since we moved away.
orinoco womble over 4 years ago
I remember reading in the 1960s Scouting manual that moss always grows on the north side of trees. That worked until I moved to the city. No trees, no moss.
therese_callahan2002 over 4 years ago
I’m a human GPS, too.
Tentoes over 4 years ago
As a child, we lived a few years in a town on the north bank of a river. It was pretty flat land. I always had a sense of where the river was. Perhaps I heard something. Anyhow, I got a reputation for having an unerring sense of direction. I DO NOT! I’ve been completely lost ever since we moved away.
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
I’ve read that the Australian Aboriginals have no words for forward, backward, left, and right; they utilize NSEW
Bacon’s revenge over 4 years ago
Yes you are
Bob. over 4 years ago
Where we lived in Louisiana the West Bank was south of the East Bank.
tinstar over 4 years ago
Ayuh….. he’s a whiz at directions. Now, if he could only remember where they are going….