Brian, where are you???

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 Brian Robeson has sent the following
messages to the Mountain View Search &
Rescue Team.
Please record them in your packet in
order to be able to successfully locate
and rescue Brian from the Canadian
Wilderness.
 Message 1 (Ch. 1): This is Brian Robeson
flying northwest. Cessna 406. Hampton,
NY, to Canadian oil fields on tree line. Pilot
dead.

Message 2 (Ch. 2): Flying over forest. 342

degrees. Speed 160. Four hours since pilot’s
death. Out of gas. Going down on lake.
 Message 3 (Ch. 3-4): Crashed few hundred
miles off course in L-shaped lake with rock
ledge; plane made clearing, sank. Moose,
beavers, aspen, evergreen.

Message 4 (Ch. 5-8): Found bright red

berries half the size of grapes with big pits.
Robins, sparrows, orange-red birds with
thick beaks, porcupines and black bear.
 MV SEARCH & RESCUE MISSION:
As a team of 4, you must use Brian’s messages
to determine Brian’s location.
Each MV Search & Rescue team member must submit a
map with Brian’s location clearly marked, and each
member must have 7-10 factors written in their own
packet to provide reasoning and evidence for the
team’s decision.
Hints:
• Drawing a line from the starting point in New York to the oil fields (far
northwest where the tundra begins) will establish a flight path.
• Once a general idea of Brian’s location is established, Google Earth may be
used to search for an L-shaped lake.