The Nomad Prepper: A Guide to Mobile Survival by Robert Paine

Author:Robert Paine
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Politics & Social Sciences, Camping, Outdoors & Nature, Hiking & Camping, Disaster Relief, Social Sciences, Sports & Outdoors
Published: 2013-10-08T06:00:00+00:00

There is a very good reason that many cultures in history had a place where the fire was never allowed to go out. Fire is hard to make, especially with limited resources, so don't get cocky, and be very careful when trying to do this. Unless you have built fires in this manner before, you will probably have a whole lot of trouble making this work and most likely you will not be successful right away. That said, if you do fail and end up with blisters and splinters all over your hands from unsuccessful attempts, try to refrain from getting too agitated. If you fail the first couple of attempts, hand the task over to someone else before trying again, otherwise, you will get frustrated and try to force the fire or rush the process which will only yield worse results. Once you do get your fire going, try to keep it that way – take turns with people keeping the fire alive day and night so you always have a cook fire and a source of heat when you need it.

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