10 tips to save your life while camping in the wild!




Camping is super cool! It lets you have some time off with you friends or family in the womb of Nature, full of lush greenery and fauna to look and praise. It’s nice to go away from the civilization, wandering the woods with curiosity and enthusiasm. It is good to move away from the necessities of life and do everything manually to experience life in a better manner. Here are a few tips you can make use of when you are out camping, and these can be lifesaving as well:
•The choice of clothes: prefer wearing non-cotton clothes during camping or hiking in the woods. Cotton doesn’t stay warm when it is wet due to extreme sweating; this wetness, when collaborated with cold weather, can cause hypothermia.
•Lighting fire: follow the ‘Bear Grylls’ method or you could just make some cotton balls, roll it in petroleum jelly and some fuel.
•To eat: there are several fruits and leaves which can look edible but be careful, it can be venomous. The best thing to eat when you have nothing is dandelions! They are edible! Look for them and eat.
•Light: when you have a low amount of lights, you can strap them to a jug or a water bottle and as light glows more. How? It is a property of water to magnify.
•Cut saver: you cannot stitch when you have a cut! The best thing is to cut a tape in small pieces and create butterfly stitches.
•Cheese can be helpful and filling! It can last for over a week without refrigeration.
• Life hacks: when you don’t have AA batteries, take an AAA battery and fit as much tin foil in the negative end! It will become an AA battery.
• Tie a cloth or a tee shirt strip to a stick and then dip in lard or tuna oil! You have a candle that never goes off.
• When it is cold, just cuddle!
• When you are in too much danger, run!!

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