Geography Of Wilderness

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The wilderness is a dangerous place to be, everyone will need to learn to survive. To survive one will need to know the geography of the location. Knowing the vegetation around the area would help. Having a plan is the best way to start, making sure you know what to do. One will need many skills to survive. The geography of the location is a very important survival skill. Some skills involve getting warm, wear a hat to bed to stop blood from getting to cold. When you use two stones preferably flint and steel use grass to catch a spark. Water is a very important resource it can be found I many different ways. In the wilderness there is more likely to have lakes and ponds around. You can also get water from plants such as grape vines and

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