Man Verses Wild notes #2

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Before I write down more things I learned, I wanted to give a gardening hint that I learned today. My neighbor suggested that as summer ends and fall comes its important to cut away branches off tomato plants so that the growth of the plant goes to the remaining tomatoes to ripen rather than branches that have no tomatoes.

-The host is Man Verses Wild is a guy named Bear Grylls
-heat rocks in a fire to put in a container of water to get it to near boiling.
-boil shell fish for 20 min to kill germs
-stinging vines can have stinger metals removed by starting at the base of the stem and go strip the leaves along the stem to the tip and the leaves at the base will take the brunt of the stingers as you remove the leaves. Bash the stalks to break up the fibers aan separate the vine to make threads that can tie things together.
-if you’re dehydrated don’t eat too much. Digesting food will sap away important fluids.
-Can cook snake by burying in hot sand and put coals on top. Skin will protect the meat.
-Bone marrow is a source of protein.
-a branch from a tree (3 inches thick 12 feet might be used to catapult you down 8 foot cliffs or across a river
-cat tales make good fire kindling and good padding inside a jacket to keep you warm.
-dig a pit to put the fire to help hide the fire. Dig a pit next to the first and dig a tunnel between the two it will provide an air source for the first pit’s fire.
-make a griddle with green sticks
-lush vegetation is a good source for a water source
-dig in ground and dig out mud. Let the settlement settle. Dump the first collected water and the second water that collect should be cleaner
-a strong branch (made of study wood) might be used as an ice pick to help you climb up a steep hill.

Please feel free to give additional suggestions you have on this topic on the comment section of the blog and if you have some favorite scriptures on the topic, feel free to share them.

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