#Shelter building

[survivalsmartsblog]

This dude built a shelter for his dog before building his own. The perfect human.

[beardedbastardoutdoors]

The Ultimate Guide to Building a Lean-To Survival Shelter: Master Wilderness Survival in 5 Simple Steps

Discover the power of lean-to shelters for ultimate wilderness survival! Learn how to build and benefit from this versatile shelter in our latest article. #WildernessSurvival #OutdoorAdventure #LeanToShelterGuide

Introduction In the vast expanse of the wilderness, where nature reigns supreme, having the knowledge and skills to construct a reliable and efficient shelter is paramount. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, a seasoned adventurer, or someone who simply seeks to learn the art of wilderness survival, this comprehensive guide is here to equip you with the essential techniques and insights to…

[redgearguru]

Mastering Essential Bushcraft Techniques in the Wild

Did you know nearly 70% of people in the wilderness lack basic survival skills? This makes them vulnerable in unexpected situations. Mastering bushcraft techniques is key to thriving outdoors. It’s not just about survival; it’s about connecting with nature and navigating your environment with confidence. Learning to find and purify water sources like streams and springs is crucial1. Also, knowing…

[beaft]

BG3 is really testing me because my natural inclination in all situations is to be like "well, i think you should do what is best for you :-) <3" and then my companions are inevitably like "i want to kill an angel" "i want to ascend to godhood" "i want to become the most evil vampire in the world" like can we take it down a notch . please

[emo-dogthing]

Who wants to go outside and play wolves together

[theangrycorpsman]

Essential Survival Skills and Outdoor Preparedness

It’s important to not only have medical knowledge and skills but also survival skills and outdoor preparedness knowledge. Whether you’re out in the field, on a camping trip, or in a survival situation, having the right skills and knowledge can make all the difference. In this blog post, we’ll cover some essential survival skills and outdoor preparedness techniques that every corpsman should…

[arc-hus]

ROSA & LAMA Pavilions, Yungay, Chile - Pezo von Ellrichshausen

[bethanydelleman]

I'm watching a Chinese drama called Blossom right now and it's doing historical arranged marriage in such an interesting way and it's making me think more about my post about arranged marriage and particularly, what models of marriage has the female character seen growing up?

Because maybe part of why the Sad/Angry at arranged marriage princess/noble woman feels so hollow is because the mother is usually placidly sitting beside her husband pushing for marriage too. If your parents have a fine arranged marriage, what are you so worried about? It can come off more as a petulant kid than a real denunciation if we don't have indication that they really know what they're mad about or afraid of (Eloise Bridgerton...) Especially when they keep emphasizing how the girls are sheltered and ignorant, where did she manage to get this disillusioned?

This drama has so far shown three failed marriages, all unique. One marriage broke down because the husband was sexually assaulting female servants, another because after emotionally supporting her failure of a husband for 10 years, he took a second wife right after getting his dream job (that one felt so real), and the last woman accepted her marriage wouldn't have affection but was appalled when her husband cheated on her with her half-sister as it violated her sense of marital decency and respect.

What I really like the most is the characters mostly buy into, and all of them expect, marriage to be explicitly political. The whole mindset feels a lot more genuine to the time period. No one is Shocked Pikachu Face that they'll be asked to marry someone for family alliance reasons. And the anti-marriage female lead, she earned that opinion. She knows. She's haunted.

[dollsinvogue]

Pennywise Skullector easter eggs + references

[thimblings]

apparently a group of Rooks (the birds) can sometimes be called a “storytelling” and

y’all , i have emotions

[beardedbastardoutdoors]

Wilderness Survival Guide: How to Build a Debris Hut to Save Your Life in 5 Steps

Discover the secrets of wilderness survival with our guide on building a debris hut. Learn essential skills to create a shelter in the wild. #SurvivalSkills #WildernessSurvival #OutdoorLiving

Introduction Welcome, wilderness enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, to an ultimate guide on building a debris hut for wilderness survival. When venturing into the untamed wilderness, having the skills to construct a reliable shelter is paramount. A debris hut, a simple yet effective survival shelter, offers protection from the elements and can be a lifesaver in emergency situations. Whether…

[runawaymun]

Btw if it’s hot where you live right now and you inexplicably feel like absolute shit, this is your reminder that headache/sleepiness/nausea etc are all signs of heat exhaustion. Please go run some cool (NOT cold) water over your wrists and hands, or if you’re at home take a cool (NOT cold) bath or shower.

If you’re out and you don’t have money to go somewhere then head to your closest library. They’ll have AC and a bathroom. I’m so serious. I deadass was on the verge of puking my guts out an hour ago and assumed I was about to get a migraine but turns out it was just good ol heat exhaustion. Your brain is cooking and it will get harder to realize that’s what happening. Stay safe 🫶

Btw don’t use ice or very cold water. It can kill you.

[redgearguru]

Essential Survival Tips for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Did you know that nearly 90% of wilderness survival situations come from human mistakes or not being ready? This fact shows how key it is to be prepared for unexpected challenges outdoors. As someone who loves the outdoors, I know that learning survival skills is crucial for staying safe and strong in the wild. Skills like building shelters, starting fires, and purifying water are essential. They…

[ominouspuff]

Hmmm