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Published April 2015,
The Any Climate Survival Guidebook. Maintain Resilience in Rain, Snow or Desert. Secrets to Enjoying Hiking and Camping at any of the 4 seasons of the year
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Written by the Inventor of the LAMPSTOVE (www.LAMPSTOVE.com), this book makes it possible to comfortably camp in rain, desert or snow. It just takes the right information and planning. This unique book makes a great survival book for military, boy and girl scouts, outdoor rescue departments or any outdoor enthusiast. At the end of this book, you can view the images and illustrations needed for you to make your own LampStove for under $10. Available in Hardcover from CreateSpace.com
Number of Total Pages: 205
Book Chapters
Chapter 1
How New Technology Is Making Camping And Hiking In The Wilderness More Enjoyable Than Ever Before. Page 1
Chapter 2
Camping And Hiking In Rain And Fog Conditions. Page 5
Camping In The Rain. Page 5
Predicting Changes In The Weather. Page 5
Moon Phases And Changes In The Weather. Page 6
How Sudden Weather Changes Can Be Accurately Forecasted. Page 9
What Is The Dew Point? . Page 17
Fire Starters For Moist And Damp Conditions. Page 18
Making A Fire In The Rain. Page 20
Flash Floods. Page 23
Hiking In The Rain. Page 24
Keeping Personal Belongings Dry In The Rain. Page 26
How To Use Plastic Bags To Your Advantage To Keep Your
Items Dry. Page 27
Necessary Rain Gear For Rain
Hikes. Page 27
Recommended Clothing For Rain
Hikes. Page 28
Drying Out Soaked Clothing. Page 30
Backpack Packing Basics. Page 31
Avoiding Lightning Strikes. Page 33
The Importance Of Keeping Dry Emergency Clothing
On Hand. Page 34
Layering Your Clothing To Keep
Warm. Page 35
Warming Yourself Before Going To
Sleep. Page 35
The Importance Of Airing Out Clothing And Camping Equipment After A Hard Rain. Page 36
4 Methods To Wash Clothes Clean And Fresh Without Using Laundry
Soap. Page 37
The Best Hiking Pack For Raining Conditions. Page 40
Foods That Keep You Warm In The Cold And Damp. Page 41
A Recipe For Warming The Body During Cold Damp Conditions. Page 43
Spiced Chickpea And Tomato
Soup. Page 43
Why Rodents Are Attracted To Your Food While Camped. Page 45
The Best Types Of Clothing To Wear For Rain Hiking. Page 47
The Best Socks To Keep Your Feet And Toes Cozy In Cold, Damp Rainy Conditions. Page 47
Building Morale. Page 48
Keeping Warm At Night During
The Rain. Page 48
Dealing With Excessive Rain. Page 49
Using A Cot. Page 50
Using A Hammock. Page 50
Handy Tips For Stringing A
Hammock. Page 52
Secrets To Pitching Your Tent In Rainy Weather To Keep It Dry. Page 54
Keeping The Floor Of Your Tent
Dry. Page 58
Chapter 3
Camping And Hiking In A Desert Environment. Page 60
A Recommended Desert Camping Checklist. Page 61
The Bare Essentials Desert Camping Checklist. Page 63
Pitching Your Tent In The
Desert. Page 64
Keeping Warm While Sleeping On The Ground In The Desert. Page 68
Camping In Death Valley,
California. Page 69
Seasons In Death Valley. Page 69
Building Endurance And Stamina In Desert Conditions. Page 70
The Superoxide Dismutase Herbal Energy Combination For Building Endurance. Page 72
Building Stamina. Page 73
Potassium And Protein. Page 75
Stir Fried Tomatoes Desert
Recipe. Page 76
Sugar And Caffeine Free Desert Re-Hydration Formula. Page 78
Days Mosquitoes Are More Aggressive And How To Avoid Them. Page 79
How To Assemble And Use A Hammock For Camping. Page 80
Recommended Clothing For Desert Hiking. Page 82
Food For Desert Hikes And
Camping . Page 84
The Coolest Months For Hiking In The Desert. Page 86
A Little Known Effective Secret To Protect Yourself Against Rattlesnakes While Hiking. Page 87
Check Your Boots Each
Morning. Page 89
Keep Black Plastic Out Of
Sunlight. Page 89
The Dangers Of Refilling Plastic Water Bottles. Page 90
How Re-Use Of Plastic Drinking Water Bottles Can Cause The Breeding Of Severe Bacteria. Page 92
Clues To Look For When Rivers And Streams Are Unsafe. Page 95
Secrets To Keeping Items Cool In Desert Conditions. Page 96
Chapter 4
Camping And Hiking In Winter
Conditions. Page 98
Planning For Camping In Snow Conditions. Page 100
Methods To Keep Warm In Freezing Snow. Page 101
The Warming Brandy Myth. Page 102
Secrets To Staying Warm While Camping In The Snow. Page 103
The Importance Of Vapor
Barriers. Page 103
Snow Cave Safety Basics. Page 104
Snow Cave Equipment. Page 104
The Best Locations For A Snow Cave. Page 105
Snow Cave Construction
Basics. Page 105
Snow Cave Air Vents. Page 109
Wind Protection While Camped In Winter Conditions . Page 110
Snow Caves Part 2. Page 111
Building A Snowcave In Shallow
Snow. Page 112
Building A Snowcave In Thick
Snow. Page 113
Building Your Snowcave’s
Doorway. Page 114
How To Make Snow Bricks. Page 114
Creating Your Snowcave
Opening. Page 115
Creating A Heating Tarp For
Warmth. Page 116
Building A Safe Snow Cave In An Emergency. Page 118
Recommended Clothing For Hiking And Camping In Snow Conditions. Page 118
Why Overexposure To Heat Leads To Increased Chances Of Catching
A Cold. Page 119
Hiking In The Snow. Page 121
Tips For Staying Warm In The
Cold. Page 122
A Secret Mental Visualization Technique That Re-Warms Your Body. Page 124
Using Thought Power To Warm Your Body. Page 125
The Magic Of Pine Cones . Page 127
Using Pine Cones For Weather Forecasting. Page 128
Using Pine Cones To Control Strong Winds. Page 129
The Best Locations To Pitch That Will Naturally Warm Your Tent. Page 131
Recommended Snow Clothing. Page 132
Choosing The Right Size Tent For Maximum Warmth. Page 133
Using Plastic Bags For Keeping
Items Dry. Page 135
Winter Fuel Planning. Page 137
Planning Your Winter Hiking
Food Meals. Page 138
The Amount Of Calories Burned While Hiking In Snow Varies With Physical Activity . Page 140
Winter Camping Cooking
Utensils. Page 141
Breakfast Winter Foods. Page 142
Lunch Winter Foods. Page 144
Winter Meals For Dinner. Page 144
Safety Tips For Winter Hiking In Remote Regions. Page 146
The Best Tips For Staying Warm On A Cold Winter’s Night. Page 148
Additional Tips That Keep You Warm While You Sleep At Night. Page 149
Hypothermia. Page 150
Frostbite, The Silent Killer. Page 152
Proven Solutions For Frostbite. Page 152
How To Use Your Thoughts To Generate Heat And Stay Warm. Page 155
The Secret Technique That Uses Your Mind To Warm Your Body. Page 157
Secrets To Pitching Your Tent In Heavy Snow Conditions. Page 159
Quick Clothing Tips For Camping In The Snow. Page 159
Chicken Soup With Chili. Page 161
Chicken Soup With Pumpkin
Spice. Page 161
Keeping Cooking Utensils Free Of Bacteria Food Born Viruses. Page 162
Hammock Assembly And Importance Of Staying Off Of Ground. Page 166
Clothing For Snow Camping. Page 170
Staying Warm In The Snow. Page 171
Chapter 5
Campgrounds In The Western United States That Have The Most Beautiful Scenic Views. Page 172
The Most Stunning And Visually Beautiful Camping Locations In The Western United States. Page 173
Chapter 6
Methods That Save Weight, Time And Money While On The Trail. Page 178
Tooth Brush And Tooth Brush
Alternatives. Page 178
Quick Relief For Insect And
Plant Stings. Page 180
Three Quick And Simple Lanterns You Can Make While On The Trail. Page 182
Over One Dozen Simple Methods That Enhance Your Camping
Experience. Page 183
A Neat Trick To Remove Bad Cholesterol Fat From Your Steak. Page 187
How To Make Your Own Pre-Made Tasty Pancake Mix. Page 188
Chapter 7
How To Make Your Very Own Charcoal Briquette Camping Stove
For Under $10. Page 191
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