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Recording Outdoor GPS Tracks from your camping and fishing trips.

by Clayton Kessler | May 24, 2013 | Tracks And Trails Blog

When you enjoy the wilderness, open your smart phone GPS (Global Positioning System), take pictures and have them geotagged so you can upload and share your adventures. Then not only will your friends be able to see your pictures but also exactly where the picture...

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