Did you ever hear about the wandering Saguaro people who carved fire-starting devices out of river stone? Their tools were a mix of craft and chaos, and they survived on a diet that changed with every sandstorm. I’m curious—how do you feel about turning a broken compass into a sun-dial?

Sounds like the kind of quick‑fix the nomads would have used when the map ran out of ink. Just remember: the shadow’s length changes every hour, so you’ll need a second reference if you want a true angle. Good luck with that improvised sun‑dial—just don’t let the wind play a trick on you.