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Steaks do not generally © present problems, However, for roasts and poultry, it isa goad idea to check the internal temperature with ameat thermometer. For roasts, take the temperature in the centre, and for poultry, in the thigh. — Limi the amount of waiting time _ after cooking. WHICH FOODS KEEP WELL? Below is a list of foods that a are prone to contamination (i.c., which can cause intoxicalions) and those that are less likely to spoil. 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Things you must not do 1, Wear brand new boots, 2, Leave an open fire unattended. 3. Overheat your body and get tion. 4. Be over-confident.. 5. Panic. If you meet trouble, stop and think, C. Things you should have °° 1. Proper clothing for the season and for wilderness travel. 2. Compass and map. 3, Axe or saw, knife and sharpening stone. 4, Reliable fire starter (matches). 5. Basic First Aid Kit. 6. Survival Kit. 7. Shelter material (Plastic). 8. Food. : 9. Suitable backpack. 10. Rain gear. 11. Plastic bags for clothing, food, matches. : 13. Distress signal items (whistle and ground display). D. Things you should know 1, What every item in your pack is SURVIVING IT ALL perfectly good trip by being unpre- areas, even if only for a few hours, : it’s important to be properly pre. 3. Check your compass-—make. ee -. TL Acampsite in summer should ored tape or bright paint for casy o 1. Travel at the speed of the slo-. - es UB Firsteaid kit: “petroleum ‘gauze dressing *12 band-- aids and butterfly. closure “ll pointed ~ | tweezers 3, Conserve energy and stay com... tape *l “package of safety pins’ *1 insect ‘repellent +1 lip salve * Aspirin (217 your clothing wet with perspira- - antibiotic ointment. - *.- Personal - Medical requirements. Learn to improvise -items. that. may- be. "FR Survival kit: . “- Whistle (plastic or. metal) + Snare ~ soup mix’ * Coffee or tea. * Salt and 12, Personal medical requirements, and how to use it. 2. How to start a fire. 3. The terrain you're travelling over. 4, How to recognize ; hypothermia{exposure sickness) and shock, 5. Hypothermia, caused by loss of - ‘body heat, occurs in wet and ‘= windy conditions with (emperalures between -1 and 10. degrees c (30 and 50 degrees -F . "6, 60 per. cent of ‘body heat loss ~/oceurs through an uncovered . “head. Wear'a cap. 2 7. Loss of ‘body heat with wet _ c othes is 200 times faster than with dry-clothes, ' 8. Wool clothing is better than . eottan in'wetwealher. “9, Wateris a greater requirement . than foad,. 10... 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