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Guanajuato, Mexico: Your Expat, Study Abroad, and Vacation Survival Manual in the Land of Frogs
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I am interested in camping alone in the wilderness for a week. If I do it i will be doing it right (taking survival classes, reading up, etc...). I would realy like some information regarding where places are that I can legaly go. Please note that I am not interested in going to some public campground with a running water bathroom 20 yards away. I'm talking real outdoor survival. Also nothing too extreme such as the middle of alaska in december, I dont want to end up like Chris McCandless either.
Try a national park. Rocky Mountain national park in colorado is huge... large enough you could go out and camp without seeing anybody for a week if you wanted but at the same time being close enough and not to mention a place that you check in and they know your their so if you fail to come back when your supposed to they'll send people out looking for you. I live in denver and we always are hearing about people to go their to go for a day hike and a week later some ranger is pulling them out of the mountains because they got lost on a trail system. You don't want to just go off into the wild without anybody knowing where you are going to be though because then if something goes wrong your kind of just S.O.L. The great thing about national parks is that almost every state has them to some degree so you should be able to find something relatively close to you that has what your looking for.
There are lots of quot;survival kitquot; videos on YouTube, but most of them have to do with surviving in wilderness situations. This video ...
My friends and I would like to be either dropped off somewhere or parachute in with gear and just live off the land. Is there a business that you know of? I don't need an ear full about how unsafe it is, just the information. Thanks!
many places do stuff like this, most commonly you hire a small charter/float plane and they usually drop you off on an island and pick you up later...alaska has these trips, i 've even heard of them in the adirondacks of new york state..you dont really live off the land though, with a plane you can bring plenty of amenities and you definitely should
try this link for startershttp://www.alaskaseaplanetours.com/
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Nothing fancy-Just an average 200k house,3 year old car,health insur.,retirement plan,vacations.......Would 100 k be enough? After taxes maybe 60k take home.
you call a 200k house not fancy....well , I guess is all depends on where do you live...where I live 100k salary and 60k bring home ..you rich..I live in a small town in IL.
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Bear Grylls did it, but this other survival instructor, Les, said you shouldn't do it. What makes it bad for you?
I'm curious, plus I sometimes vacation in places far from civilization.
If you wish. It's generally considered harmless. See 'urophagia'.
My cousin is going to spend 2 months in Europe (she's going everywhere) and for her birthday I want to send her a survival kit. I thought of toilet seat covers and hand sanitizer, some kind of translator dictionary that hopefully has a few languages in it (know where I can find one?) and a wallet chain. Any other ideas would be helpful. Thanks!
That's a great thing for you to do. I spent 6 months in Europe a few years back. Here are a few things I would suggest.
1- flip flops for showering in hostels and travel hotels
2- dryer sheets (like Downy) they keep a backpack smelling fresh
3- travel pouch/purse- no wallets, pick pockets are everywhere especially high tourist destinations
3- Nalgene bottle- you would not believe how hard it can be sometimes to get a drink of water without paying $5 for it.
4- currency converter cheat sheet- most countries are on the euro but it helped me out a lot to quickly calculate prices.
5- some extra money to mail things home during her trip. souvineers and momentos add a lot of weight to a bag after a couple cities worth of visits. She'll love you for this, trust me.
Hope she has a great time, its an amazing experience.
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