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coach hale · 12-10-2008, 10:03 AM

Imagine spending the night outside when it’s 13 degrees the wind is blowing at 20 M.P.H. and it’s snowing. In addition, you have no tent, sleeping bag, or blanket. That probably sounds scary to most people, but to a few people it’s challenging and exciting. More than likely, the people that would find this scenario exciting would be people who have acquired basic survival skills (or at least think they have). I had a chance to experience a cold night outdoors (exactly as mentioned above) and much more survival-related stuff at Nature Reliance School’s Survival Weekend (near Cave Run Lake in KY).

That's the intro to a new article I wrote called Survival Weekend. I will admit some parts of the weekend were difficult but It was very rewarding and I was exposed to much new info. The article will be published within the next few weeks.

thanks
Coach Hale

12-10-2008, 10:03 AM	#1 (permalink)
coach hale Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 531	Survival weekend Imagine spending the night outside when it’s 13 degrees the wind is blowing at 20 M.P.H. and it’s snowing. In addition, you have no tent, sleeping bag, or blanket. That probably sounds scary to most people, but to a few people it’s challenging and exciting. More than likely, the people that would find this scenario exciting would be people who have acquired basic survival skills (or at least think they have). I had a chance to experience a cold night outdoors (exactly as mentioned above) and much more survival-related stuff at Nature Reliance School’s Survival Weekend (near Cave Run Lake in KY). That's the intro to a new article I wrote called Survival Weekend. I will admit some parts of the weekend were difficult but It was very rewarding and I was exposed to much new info. The article will be published within the next few weeks. thanks Coach Hale