how to avoid a \'127 hours\' situation while trekking
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Long awaited hiking, make sure you follow a list so you can return safely for a hardcore traveler-Oscar
The 127-hour nominated movie could be a lesson in travel skills.
If you think about it, the film is probably based on the idea.
It taught you at least never to stumble without telling anyone!
However, recently Concorde
Amos Wayne Richards broke his leg, and after being inspired by the film, he climbed on the desert of Utah for four days, depicting the climber Aaron Laston, after being trapped by a boulder in the same canyon, he cut off his arm to save himself.
Richards was trapped in the desert without a cell phone service and survived with only two protein bars and rain before being rescued by a ranger at the Canyon National Park.
To avoid a similar situation, we give some guidelines you might want to remember before packing your travel bag: 1.
Notify someone
Tell a Soul that may feel adventurous, but it\'s not the smartest thing to do!
If you spend too much time home, let others know where you are. 2.
Send a copy of your itinerary to friends and family.
This will help track you if any accidents occur. 3. Get GPS now!
Follow the map of the hiking route you are walking to avoid dangerous routes on the road. 4.
Please bring the right equipment, do not carry the fake.
You already know what your hiking gear is.
Even so, carry a lot of ropes and, of course, a reliable Swiss Army knife. 5.
Pack up a network booster.
You may call friends and family in case of an emergency. 6.
Always Reserve extra dry food, chocolate, protein bars and enough water. 7.
Finally, although you may want your trip to be adventurous and eager for adrenaline thrills, try to skip a dangerous hike if you\'re alone.
You know you want to go home safely.