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]]> eegena Sun, 24 Jul 2011 19:44:03 +0100 Attitude http://www.survivapedia.com/tiki-index.php?page=Attitude .diffchar { color:red; } -
  • geocities.com/yosemite/falls/9200/survival_attitude.html" rel="external">The Attitude of Survival+
    • backcountryattitude.com/survival_attitude.html" rel="external">The Attitude of Survival]]> trailbum Fri, 25 Feb 2011 03:06:08 +0100 HomePage http://www.survivapedia.com/tiki-index.php?page=HomePage .diffchar { color:red; } - Get your SantaGPS license code ((Santa GPS - Registration Code ))
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      ]]>       admin Mon, 20 Dec 2010 06:36:16 +0100       Basic Backpacking List http://www.survivapedia.com/tiki-index.php?page=Basic+Backpacking+List .diffchar { color:red; } -
    • Camp Shoes – you will be tired of your boots by the end of the day. A lightweight pair of tenni shoes or sandals is a good idea. Camp shoes are an optional item, but they come in handy as backup footwear in-case you have to cross a stream or have blister problems. I use an old pair of running shoes.+
    • Camp Shoes – you will be tired of your boots by the end of the day. A lightweight pair of tennis shoes or sandals is a good idea. Camp shoes are an optional item, but they come in handy as backup footwear in-case you have to cross a stream or have blister problems. I use an old pair of running shoes.-
      • Tent – something that will keep you and a partner dry. Don’t forget the rain fly. Ideally, the tent should weigh 7pounds or less for two people. You can divide the load for 3.5 pounds apiece. We’ll need to coordinate this as the time for the trip grows near.+
        • Tent – something that will keep you and a partner dry. Don’t forget the rain fly. Ideally, the tent should weigh 7 pounds or less for two people (shoot for 6 or less). You can divide the load for 3.5 pounds apiece.]]> admin Tue, 13 Apr 2010 02:06:22 +0100 Fire http://www.survivapedia.com/tiki-index.php?page=Fire .diffchar { color:red; } - The first thing to note is that matches are on The Ten Essentials list. Fire serves multiple purposes including: warmth, signal, wild beast and insect deterent. But they won't do much good if you haven't practiced your firebuilding skills. Building a good fire without expending too much precious energy is an extremely important skill.
          + The first thing to note is that matches are on The Ten Essentials list. But they won't do much good if you haven't practiced your firebuilding skills. Building a good fire without expending too much precious energy is an extremely important skill. Fire serves multiple purposes including: warmth, signal, wild beast and insect deterent.
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          >Made it to the campsite yesterday afternoon. No cell service. We did get a signal at the cave headquarters today. Last night we had rain after dinner. Not torrential, but enough to get everyone's attention. All boys healthy and happy. All adults happy. Some sore from cave exploring and watermellon polo (great game. The highlight: the disappearing watermellon). The spelunking was a great activity. We started at 9:30 with preparations (suiting up. Helmets, knee pads,overalls, gloves, headlamps... And got back to camp araound 5:30. Passed cave features like "The Grand Canyon", "Death Ridge", "We'll Miss You", "The Cork Screw", and "Ham Sandwich" (Bro. Allen and Edwards called it "Too many Ham Sandwiches"). Ate lunch in the cave at the "Titan's" (huge stalagmites) About 6 hours in the cave. The campsite is beautiful. The one of best campsites I've ever had. Camping at the base of a 150 foot bluff. Has a super swimming hole with cool, crystal clear water that we took advantage of after the cave. Food has been great. Thanks again to Sis Elieson and family.
          + Made it to the campsite yesterday afternoon. No cell service. We did get a signal at the cave headquarters today. Last night we had rain after dinner. Not torrential, but enough to get everyone's attention. All boys healthy and happy. All adults happy. Some sore from cave exploring and watermellon polo (great game. The highlight: the disappearing watermellon). The spelunking was a great activity. We started at 9:30 with preparations (suiting up. Helmets, knee pads,overalls, gloves, headlamps... And got back to camp araound 5:30. Passed cave features like "The Grand Canyon", "Death Ridge", "We'll Miss You", "The Cork Screw", and "Ham Sandwich" (Bro. Allen and Edwards called it "Too many Ham Sandwiches"). Ate lunch in the cave at the "Titan's" (huge stalagmites) About 6 hours in the cave. The campsite is beautiful. The one of best campsites I've ever had. Camping at the base of a 150 foot bluff. Has a super swimming hole with cool, crystal clear water that we took advantage of after the cave. Food has been great. Thanks again to Sis Elieson and family.
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          7/6/09 - Monday

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          - We landed safely at Pedro Bay (the locals say "PEE-DROE").  Marty Guth met us at the air strip and loaded us in to a jeep for the quarter mile drive to the boat.  There we boarded two custom made jet boats named the "Knot-So-Fast" and the "Half-Fast"; characteristic Guth humor.  They also have their ocean-going halibut boat the "Reel Fast" and the boarderline unstable (more motor than boat) that they named the "Too-Fast" ... for good reason apparently.


          We settled into the lodge, had lunch, then headed out to the mouth of the river to fish for reds (Sockey Salmon).  The fishing was a little slower than usual and there certainly a technique of getting them on.  Still it was a bunch of fish and when you catch them they really go. It is said that they are one of the best fighting sport fish.  When you get one you are in for a fight.  They jump, dance, flip, and otherwise try to get rid of the hook.  The scenery is incredible.  Mountains all around.  Lot's of postcard worthy pictures. 

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          We landed safely at Pedro Bay (the locals say "PEE-DROE").  Marty Guth met us at the air strip and loaded us in to a jeep for the quarter mile drive to the boat.  There we boarded two custom made jet boats named the "Knot-So-Fast" and the "Half-Fast"; characteristic Guth humor.  They also have their ocean-going halibut boat the "Reel Fast" and the boarderline unstable vessel (more motor than boat) that they named the "Too-Fast" ... for good reason apparently.


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          >We settled into the lodge, had lunch, then headed out to the mouth of the river to fish for reds (Sockey Salmon).  The fishing was a little slower than usual and there certainly a technique of getting them on.  Still it was a bunch of fish and when you catch them they really go. It is said that they are one of the best fighting sport fish.  When you get one you are in for a fight.  They jump, dance, flip, and otherwise try to get rid of the hook.  The scenery is incredible.  Mountains all around.  Lot's of postcard worthy pictures. 




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