Specifying your location gives rescuers a better idea of where to look for you in case of an emergency situation. On page 117 of “The Most Important Rule,” by Jared Myers, it states, “From clues...rangers figured out where [Richards] was likely located…”(Myers 117).Because Richards only said he was hiking in Blue John canyon, rather than saying an exact trail or road he was taking, the park rangers had to search the entire park for Richards, which could have resulted in his death. Now if worst comes to worst, and no one knows where you are, or when you are expected to return, you may have to rescue
Specifying your location gives rescuers a better idea of where to look for you in case of an emergency situation. On page 117 of “The Most Important Rule,” by Jared Myers, it states, “From clues...rangers figured out where [Richards] was likely located…”(Myers 117).Because Richards only said he was hiking in Blue John canyon, rather than saying an exact trail or road he was taking, the park rangers had to search the entire park for Richards, which could have resulted in his death. Now if worst comes to worst, and no one knows where you are, or when you are expected to return, you may have to rescue