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ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY ROUTE CARD
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Group name and level:
Aim (Cooking not accepted):
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FIRST AID KIT (member responsible)GPS (member responsible)SOS PHONE (member responsible)
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Day of the week and date:Names of participants:
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Starting place name and departure time (and number of train if applicable) and finishing place name and time
Starting place -
Ending place -		Phone numbers of supervisor and assessor:
Mr. Hennelly - 220 384 184 (No SMS, calls only)
Mr. Cermak - 608 471 742
Mr Bell - 720 063 190
Ms Stevenson - 733 115 287
Ms Imentai - 773 473 416
Mr Safigullin - 702 995 922
Ms Smith - 607 076 259
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Important contacts:
1210 Mountain Rescue or 112 / 155 (Czech only) Emergency Services
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Name of the campsites (huts):
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Links for MAPY.CZ for your routes (days by days):
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DAY and DATE
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From: To:Estimated time of ArrivalColor of the path/number of trail/roadWalking time to next point (min)Distance to next point (km)Elevation gain (check the altitutude profile on mapy.cz)Time for observation and recording (aim)Time for breaks, snacksLandmarks / Description of this part of the journey (village names mandatory)
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From: To:Estimated time of ArrivalColor of the path/number of trail/roadWalking time to next point (min)Distance to next point (km)Elevation gain (check the altitutude profile on mapy.cz)Time for observation and recording (aim)Time for breaks, snacksLandmarks / Description of this part of the journey (village names mandatory)
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*A slow normal walking speed is about 3 kms an hour. This is a speed that you lets you tackle gentle hills without becoming short of breath of becoming tired even when carrying a lot.

5–6 kms an hour is usually typical of a fit person who wants to get somewhere quickly. Most fit hikers will maintain this speed for gentle slopes but usually end up puffing for more difficult hills.

Google Maps assumes a 5 kms an hour walking speed, which is not that realistic for most people especially when you are new to an area and keeping a lookout around you + caryying heavy backpack.

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What to do in case of emergency:
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MINOR DIFFICULTIES
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Minor injury/illness
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Begin your first aid procedures, consider the need for shelter.
If necessary ask passers-by for help. Shout and/or whistle for help.
Phone and text your supervisor. Consider moving a short distance if you need to find mobile reception. Pass on the following information:
The time and your location
The nature of any injuries and who is injured.
What you’re doing or planning to do.
Wait if possible, in signal, until your supervisor is able to confirm your message and give further instructions.
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Hopelessly Lost
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Retrace your steps to a known location.
Ask passers-by for help.
If it's getting dark and you still do not know, try to call and text your supervisor.
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Delayed or missed a bit of route
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Text your supervisor with the time and your current location if you know you are completely off the route or missed part of the route.
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MAJOR DIFFICULTY
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Serious injury/illness/danger
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Do the same as for Minor Injuries but CONTACT EMERGENCY BEFORE YOUR SUPERVISOR.
Call 112 or 155
Follow their prompts but remember to give them your supervisor’s number
Call and text your Supervisor or other staff.
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There is no need to contact staff from your school or other organisation, parents or others at home. This could generate unnecessary worry, spread misleading information and tie up your phone/drain phone batteries while our staff or Emergency are trying to coordinate your help. Our staff will handle all communications.