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how to survive on the beach

how to survive on the beach
what do you do if you find yourself stranded on a desert island? well so you don't run around screaming like a headless chicken,shouting "I don't know what to do",follow these easy tips,and you'll make it to tomorrow.

If you want to prepare yourself before you go on holiday, should the unlikely scenario  happen, this instructable will show you the perfect survival kit, that isn't full of helpfull but unneeded items

AND BEFORE YOU SAY ANYTHING, NOT ALL OF THE CONTENT IS MINE,I AM SIMPLY BRINGING IT INTO A MORE CONVENIENT PACKAGE!!!

THE PEOPLE WHO'S MEDIA I'VE TAKEN WILL GET A BIG MENTION AT THE END.
 
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Step 1First things first

First things first
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The whole idea of this kit is to be easily transported, and so it needs to be compact, waterproof/ airtight, and fairly strong. For this I recommend using an airtight food container, and/or one of those ice hot airtight boxes for food. About 2-3 boxes will do, and when put into a stong but not heavy backpack, you will have room for other items mentioned later. Another important item is water, take 1x2 litre bottle and 2x 500ml bottles, but don't fill them yet.
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Aug 13, 2010. 6:24 AMW1L5ON says:
i thort it was a realy good idea and was verry origional and could verry well save my life!!
Oct 9, 2011. 8:48 AMRipper0311 says:
Have you ever tried any of this or was this just a musing more appropriate for for a personal blog? The amount of gear you are describing would be hard to put into a large pack, let a lone a medium size one. I suggest starting small on these survival instructables. Pick one or two small survival tasks, and PLEASE test these things personally. Adding lasers to a survival kit, or anything battery operated but a small light for that matter, screams couch potato.
Mar 15, 2011. 5:43 PMknex builder. says:
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May 19, 2010. 4:39 PMlemonie says:
Scraping things off the internet doesn't count. You need to share with us something you did that's new and useful. Everyone has an Instructable in them, but it's not an internet-trawl.

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And PLEASE SUBSCRIBE!!! through Google Translate comes out as "Please acknowledge that I exist."
May 20, 2010. 8:43 AMnickodemus says:
From what language are you translating that?
May 20, 2010. 1:43 PMlemonie says:
It's undefined, but I'm sure you've come across it before....

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May 20, 2010. 9:33 AMPKM says:
The language of "inexperienced Instructable writer", I suspect.

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I make knex guns in in my spare time, generally experimenting, but i have a good perception on how stuff works, so if you are unable to post instructables, but have made pictures, i will attempt to ma...
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