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Dont die in the Outback
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<blockquote data-quote="Phil8303" data-source="post: 641080" data-attributes="member: 21490"><p>Too true on the panic situation; Ive seen people start hyperventilating when they think they're lost! I've had some orienteering experience and learnt the old school 1m stick in the ground rule to establish the clear East West line (<a href="https://www.briangreen.net/bbb/2011/02/navigating-without-compass-part-3.html" target="_blank">https://www.briangreen.net/bbb/2011/02/navigating-without-compass-part-3.html</a>). When I was a kid, we went on a school camp out bush, beyond Kalgoorlie. One of the Aboriginal elders showed us what plants we could eat from and which ones had fresh water beneath them. Shame I cant remember it anymore, as this was more than two decades ago.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil8303, post: 641080, member: 21490"] Too true on the panic situation; Ive seen people start hyperventilating when they think they're lost! I've had some orienteering experience and learnt the old school 1m stick in the ground rule to establish the clear East West line ([URL]https://www.briangreen.net/bbb/2011/02/navigating-without-compass-part-3.html[/URL]). When I was a kid, we went on a school camp out bush, beyond Kalgoorlie. One of the Aboriginal elders showed us what plants we could eat from and which ones had fresh water beneath them. Shame I cant remember it anymore, as this was more than two decades ago. [/QUOTE]
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