My own sense of direction, regular patterns of sounds, like a flow of traffic on a main road, the sea as it splashes on the shore, trees lining a street, a shop, a school. Smells also locate, the vegetable shop, the cafe, the public toilets, a particular garden with a particular smelly plant. Textures and shapes of road surfaces, cobbles, winding paths, gravel, a high curb, a flattened curb, a textured crossing. The wind, tells me when I’m in an open square, a built up road, tells me when a road or path opens up on my right or left, gives me direction, also can get into my ears and stop me hearing though. All these enable me to move, are my familiar landmarks.
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To get from A to B I use landmarks like shops, parks and railway stations. I also find that I often use angles to work out which way I need to be going – so I will look to my visual memory and work out whether the angle I am seeing a particular building or landmark from corresponds to what I saw when I came before, or whether it is reversed because I am coming from a different direction, I can then usually use this to help me find my way. I have also become more aware of how many turnings and crossings and auditory signals there are on certain journeys, like the one from the bus stop to my house, because of my visually impaired friends and my fella who come to visit me.
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drawing an internal line of the shortest distance. and walking in the shadows.
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Since I have a bad sense of direction I rely on maps and the knowledge that I should usually be going the opposite way to the one I am usually following.
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My dog, occasionally a cane, my hearing and prior knowledge consisting of a spatial map in my head are all tools I use to navigate. The order in which I value these and would grieve if I lost them are: my hearing, my spatial sense, my dog, the long cane. From a slightly different angle another thing which helps me get from A to B is motivation. Is B worth navigating to?
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Bus routes. I walk the streets of London through the exhaust fumes of busses, as I don’t trust my own sense of direction.
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I use sight and my knowledge of the place mainly. In places that I am very familiar, eg my home, I use memory and my eyes hardly at all. In places that I am not familiar I use maps, looking around and my own sense of direction.
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Jun 08, 2010 @ 5:29 pm
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To get from A to B I use landmarks like shops, parks and railway stations. I also find that I often use angles to work out which way I need to be going – so I will look to my visual memory and work out whether the angle I am seeing a particular building or landmark from corresponds to what I saw when I came before, or whether it is reversed because I am coming from a different direction, I can then usually use this to help me find my way. I have also become more aware of how many turnings and crossings and auditory signals there are on certain journeys, like the one from the bus stop to my house, because of my visually impaired friends and my fella who come to visit me.
Jun 08, 2010 @ 9:04 pm
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drawing an internal line of the shortest distance. and walking in the shadows.
Jun 08, 2010 @ 10:17 pm
Sue Rolfe
Since I have a bad sense of direction I rely on maps and the knowledge that I should usually be going the opposite way to the one I am usually following.
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Sounds, smells, touch (underfoot, hand, cane and drafts from doorways), echoes, prior knowledge (including looking up routes beforehand) & my tongue to ask people the way
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My dog, occasionally a cane, my hearing and prior knowledge consisting of a spatial map in my head are all tools I use to navigate. The order in which I value these and would grieve if I lost them are: my hearing, my spatial sense, my dog, the long cane. From a slightly different angle another thing which helps me get from A to B is motivation. Is B worth navigating to?
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