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People older than 35: do you remember the first time you used a GPS device to get somewhere?
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It tells you which direction something is in, but can't help plot a route to get there.
I still use my Garmin Geko even now. Useful as a basic device recording a track I can geocode photos with, and runs for days on two AAA batteries. In a pinch you can reverse a track and go back the way you came too 😅
That's such a good idea. My camera has to pair with my phone to get GPS readout and it's a nightmare app. Going to look into this
Openstreetmap has a load of tools to help with this, as we used to use this technique for surveying.
For example, JOSM can geolocate photos against a GPX file, and display them over your map.
That's even better. Thank you