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To succeed, you need to find something to hold on to, something to motivate you, something to inspire you.

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Never underestimate hypothermia. The majority of cases happen when it’s 50 degrees https://t.co/NQxunzn5gF

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Learn to navigate all types of terrain, and always blaze a trail you can find if you need to get out, technology can fail at any time.

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When lost, look for high ground to evaluate the terrain and create an escape plan https://t.co/uvGghkKXyN

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If you're lost, rubbing a needle on a piece of silk will give it an electric charge, pointing it northwards https://t.co/FRscOwh4aM

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Always look for a coastline or river, 83% of the world's population lives on or near water https://t.co/HZoaHYh7Ee

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In a winter environment make actions slow and deliberate to minimize perspiration and decrease chances of hypothermia.

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A red sky in the morning means a storm is on its way; while a violet sky indicates that the weather should be good that day.

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When going into the bush leave your itinerary with someone you can trust so if you're not back at a certain time they will know to look.

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Proper clothing is your first line of protection against mother nature http://t.co/EV4qNu3UoZ

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If lost, follow a river downstream. Most people live near water, so you should eventually run into civilization http://t.co/19S7Kcx5Da

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You need contrasting colors to increase rescue chances; bright colors against a snowy background, dark smoke against a cloudy sky.

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Using paracord for your shoelaces is an easy way to always have quality cordage with you http://t.co/vJmPwlXO6T

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After water shelter & food the most essential survival need is an escape plan. Always actively promote rescue.

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Measuring the width of your hand from the bottom of the sun is a rough guide for how much daylight is left. 1 hand width is ~1 hour.

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Moss generally grows on the north side of a tree in the northern hemisphere.

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80% of climbing accidents happen during decent. So take an extra minute or two to be sure you have solid footing to avoid mechanical injury

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When venturing into an unknown or remote area, take some time to learn the local flora and fauna, it may save your life.

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