Yet you hear about it all the time I'm not trying to second guess anyone in this situation, right or wrong decision, they paid the ultimate price so nothing more need be said really. But why leave, strike out on your own, separate yourself from whomever you are lost with? Is it because some people feel the need to always be doing something? Is there some kind of explanation for that kind of behaviour that anyone can think of because I'm really at a loss. JLM #13 Re: Body of missing B.C. man Albert Chretien found in Nevada Oct 2nd, 2012 Quote: Originally Posted by SLM I've never been in this type of situation and hopefully I never will be. But I cannot for the life of me understand this propensity that people seem to have to split up in these situations. It just doesn't make sense to me. Yet you hear about it all the time I'm not trying to second guess anyone in this situation, right or wrong decision, they paid the ultimate price so nothing more need be said really. But why leave, strike out on your own, separate yourself from whomever you are lost with? Is it because some people feel the need to always be doing something? Is there some kind of explanation for that kind of behaviour that anyone can think of because I'm really at a loss. Normally you'd be quite right. He did stay with the van for three days apparently and