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They usually are. More often than not.
So you're more of a fan of the natural world, it sounds.
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They usually are. More often than not.
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I also like just general geography. The shapes and such of the landscape can really tell history all on their own.
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Yes! And landscapes.
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Those two things are exactly why I decided to do it, actually! I really like doing those things.
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Not entirely, but it is unique. And, if you ask me, kind of cool.
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Broken equipment. Or any time or place where the stuff just doesn't work.
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Hopefully, anyway. I find it very fun though. Soon I’m going to have to learn how to do things primitive way anyway, because just having the skills would be handy.
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A lot easier than olden days, admittedly. There’s a lot of 3D mapping tools that exist and just give you a generally really good layout of land. There are also other things you can use to specifically ping landmarks and digitally relay borders to computers from the real world. It’s pretty neat.
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And I’m in the process of studying cartography now. So that I can go and map out new worlds and stuff.
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I like to travel, actually. See places.