To solve this problem, we need to understand the directions first. Let's assume that initially, you were moving towards the North.

1. After walking 6 km, you turned right. When you turn right from North, you face East.

2. Then you walked 2 km, and you were still facing East.

3. After that, you turned left. When you turn left from East, you face North.

4. Then you walked 10 km, and in the end, you were moving towards the North.

So, you were facing North when you started your journey.

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To solve this problem, we need to understand the directions first. Let's assume that initially, you were moving towards the North.

1. After walking 6 km, you turned right. When you turn right from North, you face East.

2. Then you walked 2 km, and you were still facing East.

3. After that, you turned left. When you turn left from East, you face North.

4. Then you walked 10 km, and in the end, you were moving towards the North.

So, you were facing North when you started your journey.

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To solve this problem, we need to understand the directions first. Let's assume that initially, you were moving towards the North.

1. After walking 6 km, you turned right. When you turn right from North, you face East.

2. Then you walked 2 km, and you were still facing East.

3. After that, you turned left. When you turn left from East, you face North.

4. Then you walked 10 km, and in the end, you were moving towards the North.

So, you were facing North when you started your journey.

After walking 6 km, I turned to the right and then walked 2 km. After then I turned to the left and walked 10 km. In the end, I was moving towards the North. Which direction was I facing when I started my journey?