Describe a time when you used a map

Even though I’m a child of the digital age, there was one time about two years ago when I found myself using a traditional, folded paper map. It was during a solo hiking trip in the Lake District. I had set off early in the morning to climb Scafell Pike, but about three-quarters of the way up, my phone’s battery completely bottomed out because of the cold weather. Suddenly, I was without GPS in a region where the trails weren't well-marked. I realized I had to rely on the physical Ordnance Survey map I’d shoved into the bottom of my rucksack as a backup. Using the map in those conditions was a steep learning curve; I had to identify landmarks to pinpoint my exact location and calculate the bearings for my descent. The reason I used the map, of course, was pure survival, but it reminded me that technology is an incredible convenience, it’s always wise to have a low-tech "Plan B" when you’re out in the elements.