I finished the dispersed camping waypoints for Michigan and Wisconsin. I went on to try North Dakota, but my Google Earth crashed when I accidentally tried to paste a KML element into a text field. That's the #1 way that I crash this application. It happens when I accidentally click on a colored polygon, or a shape for a government reservation. In this case, these are colored "green" for when dispersed, or backcountry camping is permitted. As I've mentioned in previous articles, I'm putting the "I's" and "O's" in to signal "on" and "off" for more rudimentary GPS's.
I have not been keeping track of my hours. This project ultimately benefits Adventurer's Project. When it's all said and done, if I had to guess, I'd say that there would be 200 hours put into it? The plan is to release all of it's data on Adventurer's Project's website. I still have North Dakota and Minnesota to do. I'm going to leave that for tomorrow. Today, I just got a reminder to make a payment on my Buckeye Trail Association Life Membership. I got it in October, so I guess I should get rid of that?
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