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Backpack Survival Guide

Backpack Survival Guide

Backpack Survival Guide

 

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Editorial:
Summers Island Press
Año de edición:
2019
Materia
Deportes y juegos al aire libre (infantil/juvenil)
ISBN:
9781944798291
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This Backpack SURVIVAL GUIDE is small enough to take with you anywhere and includes step-by-step instructions on how to survive in the wilderness. Especially if you accidentally find yourself lost and have to wait for a rescue. But most importantly, it is a handy item to keep in a backpack so that you can practice these life-saving skills on day trips, or even in your own backyard. With it, you can practice things that will help you not only know what to do in emergencies, but be comfortable in wilderness places, wherever they may be. It will provide you with many hours of activity ideas for "something better to do" by teaching you things that will make your life better, right now. How will they do that? Each time you learn a skill that could save your own life, or someone else's, you will come one step closer to being the kind of person everybody wants to be around. How cool is that?

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