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 <!-- 6. Con un compañero, crear una ruta y pista a seguir que abarque por lo menos una milla (1.5 km) de distancia que incluya al menos cuatro cambios de dirección, utilizando las señales tradicionales y que por lo menos dos personas puedan seguir la ruta con éxito. Seguir con éxito una ruta de una milla (1.5 km) establecida por otra persona. -->
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-One of the challenges of this requirement is that doing it along an established trail may be somewhat pointless.  A large field might make more sense.  It could also be completed in an urban area where travel in various directions is very possible but the markers can direct the correct course. On an urban course you can require that the followers provide addresses or record some feature at each turn of the route so you can verify they actually completed the correct path.
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 It is best if the trail is marked so that each market can be seen from the next, or at least every intersection of trails/roads/paths is clearly marked. Placing the marker a few feet beyond the intersection helps indicate the correct path more clearly.

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 <!-- 6. With a partner set up a track and trail course covering at least one mile (1.6  km) which will include at least four change-of-directions utilizing traditional native signs and have at least two other persons successfully follow the route. Successfully follow a one mile (1.6 km) route set by someone else.  -->
-This requirement is a group activity requiring at least 3 (and preferably 4 or more) people. Choose a suitable large park, field, campground, or urban environment (or combination thereof). Divide the group into at least two teams.  Each team should set off in a different direction to plot a course that returns to the starting point. When everyone is back, each team follows the other team's course, perhaps with the team who set the course following behind. Remember the point is to correctly guide others through a specific route, not to frustrate the other team and get them lost.
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 Here are a few traditional markers constructed with rocks.  Note that the "turn" markers are constructed so that the smaller rock on the ground points in the direction of the trail.