Protractor bearings simplified

Taking bearings or azimuths using a protractor is a straightforward process. In this (short) video I’ll try to cut through the complications which some websites / videos have created.
Here's a brief and simplified explanation:
Orientation: Ensure your protractor is aligned with the lines on your map.
Draw a line between two points: This could be your location to the destination or any two points on the map.
Reading the Bearing: Place the protractor on the map with the first point at the centre of the protractor. Read the bearing / azimuth where the drawn line cuts through the edge of the protractor.
It really is as simple as that.
Note that this is a Grid bearing / azimuth: If you intend to set your compass to follow it you may need to adjust for the local declination.
Remember, while a protractor can provide approximate bearings, for precise navigation, especially in outdoor activities like hiking or orienteering, it's essential to use a map and compass to ensure the route is safe to travel.