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Survival Guide For Beginners 2020

Emergency, Disaster Preparedness Micro-Guide step by step for beginners

GJ EDITION

Copyright 2020 GJ EDITION

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The characters and events portrayed in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author.
No part of this book may be reproduced, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without express written permission of the publisher.
ISBN: 9798691717291
Imprint: Independently published
Printed in the United States of America

Survival guide

How to escape in a forest fire?

What if you get bitten by a snake?

What actions to take to survive a plane crash?

What to do in a raging crowd?

How to do artificial respiration?

The answers to these and many other vital questions are in the Lifehacker's instructions.

It is not the strongest or the smartest that survives, but the one who adapts best to change.

Charles Darwin

The world is full of dangers. Emergencies happen almost every day.

What to do?

How to protect yourself and your loved ones?

The first and foremost rule is to be prepared.

You must know how to behave in a particular extreme situation. Therefore, Lifehacker has prepared a survival guide for you. This knowledge will help you overcome panic and save yourself at a critical moment.

WILD

Man is the crown of nature. But, once in the wild, it often becomes weak and vulnerable.

Sleeping on the ground, carrying a heavy backpack, getting wet in the rain and enduring mosquitoes - people agree to the "delights" of a camping life in order to see emerald waterfalls and coral sunsets with their own eyes. But nature seems too inhospitable to many children of the urban area. They are not ready to live according to the laws of flora and fauna. Therefore, before going on a hike, you need to prepare mentally .

11 lessons for survival in the wild

1. Don't isolate yourself;

You are not a superhero. You are human. And man is a social being. On a hike, the most important thing is a friend's shoulder. In nature, without the "bulletproof vest" of the urban, everyone understands how vulnerable he is. And this is what helps to forge truly strong spiritual ties. Even if you , decided to test yourself and went to the forest alone

2. Take care of nature

When you are in nature, remember: you are not at home, you are visiting. Any of your actions in one way or another causes damage to the environment. But all you can do is minimize it. First of all, learn how to handle fire. Do not make fires near trees , bushes, or in areas with dry grass. Before building a fireplace, remove the top layer of sod, and after the firewood burns out, carefully put it in place.

3. Help yourself

You have a responsibility to take care of yourself. Is always. Under any circumstances. Are you tired? Hungry? Are you wet? Spit! If you set up a tent , then do it conscientiously - otherwise even a light breeze will blow it away. If you are a water tourist, then always carefully check whether the catamaran is well tied - otherwise you will go further on foot. And don't expect someone to do the job for you - your comrades have their own marching responsibilities.

4. Don't be soft

In the forest and in the mountains, no one has made showers for you or installed dry closets. You may not be able to wash properly for days or even weeks. Toilet paper may run out. Hot water will not always be available. Chances are, you (and all your friends) will smell bad. And that's okay. Everyone "stinks" sometimes. But if this is unacceptable for you, then the camping life is too tough for you.

5. Take facts as they are

If you get caught in the rain and get wet to the skin, just accept this fact. It has already happened, there is nothing to be done. Moreover, accept the fact that you may not be able to dry things for a long time. Just take such cases for granted. And always remember: sooner or later you will dry out. And also "facts" can always be outsmarted - always wrap clothes and other things in plastic bags.

6. Be light

Heavy backpack = severe physical and emotional overwork. Don't take unnecessary things with you. After all, a trip is not forever. Of course, everyone loves comfort, but only take care of the essentials . If you want your journey to be enjoyable, hit the road light.

7. Play

A hike is not only a test of your strength, it is also an adventure. So take every opportunity to play. Throw your backpack and dive into the river that suddenly opened over the hill. Play hide and seek. Eat blackberries. Positive emotions are necessary to continue the difficult path. BUT! Don't forget about safety for a minute. For example, swim in the river only if you are familiar with it and you are sure that the water is clean, there are no dangerous funnels and too strong a current. In other words, play if you are sure that it will not harm you and your comrades.

8. Be grateful

Everything is relative. At home, you will never eat poorly cooked food, and after the 12-hour hike, even half-baked rice will seem a delicacy to you . Be grateful for what you have on the hike, and also remember to say "Thank you" to your comrades who share this with you.

9. Be able to do everything

To survive in the wild, you have to be able to do a lot . You should be a bit of a carpenter, a bit of a cook, a bit of a doctor, and a bit of a psychologist. It is especially important to be able to provide first aid: stop the blood, apply a splint, do artificial respiration. Including, without special devices and medicines.

10. Believe in yourself

Your mind and body can do more than you think. If it seems to you that your strength is at the limit, then remember - it seems to you. Always, even when you are sick and deadly tired, look for strength in yourself to continue the path.

11. Be brave

During the hike, you will be scared more than once. While crossing the river, climbing a wobbly cliff, just at night in the forest. This is normal. Fear is the body's natural response to extreme conditions . Being brave does not mean not feeling fear, it means being able to overcome it.

Having tuned in mentally, you can pack your things and make a route. Clothing, shelter, sun protection, navigation aids, first aid kit, flashlight, tools for making fire and minor repairs, food and water are the minimum that should be in a backpack .

It is equally important to carefully work out the route: study guides and maps, track the weather, read reports from previous travelers. It is tempting to be a pioneer, but it is better to know the dangers of the chosen route. Also, be sure to tell your family where you are going.

How to go camping and stay alive

In this book , we have listed the most important and indisputable safety measures that must be observed in order for your hiking trip to be pleasant and calm.

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