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Lost in the wild: Building suitable shelter

Being stranded or lost in the wild is a scary thought but from time to time it happens to the unsuspecting and even the unprepared. There are ways to be prepared for a situation such as this without having to carry around huge bulky packs with gear, in fact there is a lot you could do with just a survival knife. A little education, ingenuity and elbow grease could help you to build a suitable shelter to protect you from the elements.

Having the emotional fortitude

You’re going to be scared. You might panic. You might even cry a little when the realization sets in that you’re lost or stranded. But staying calm is the best thing to do. Some people naturally have a calm demeanor and think clearly in these types of situations. Continue reading “Lost in the wild: Building suitable shelter”

Review: ACOPowers solar generator with solar panel

Having a backup power source in the event of an emergency is very important and can be life saving to those people with severe medical conditions. It can also be very convenient for the self-sufficient types who DIY a lot. Here is my review: ACOPowers solar generator with solar panel.

 

Features of the ACOPower solar generator with solar panel

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Life Straw: The most valuable water filter in the world?

I first heard about the Life Straw back in 2012 and, by the sound of it, I thought it to be one of man kinds greatest inventions.

It was described to me as a sleek but substantive straw that you could suck dirty water into making it completely drinkable.

History of Life Straw

1994 – Vestergaard begins working with The Carter Center, creating a simple mesh filter to remove guinea worms from drinking water. Continue reading “Life Straw: The most valuable water filter in the world?”

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