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Survival Skillset

Lesson 11 of 13

Keeping, carrying and using fire

50 min

Lighting a fire is a moment. Using one is the rest of the day and the whole of the night. A fire that dies at 3 am when the cold is worst, a fire that sets your shelter alight, a smouldering barbecue that poisons you in your sleep, or a signal fire that is soaked and unlit when the helicopter passes: these are the fire failures that hurt people, and…

In this lesson

  • Keeping a fire going overnight and banking it
  • Through the night
  • Banking the fire
  • Carrying fire
  • Stoves and when they beat a fire
  • When a stove beats a fire
  • Kinds of stove
  • Using any stove
  • Fire and shelters: sparks and carbon monoxide
  • Sparks
  • Carbon monoxide
  • Smoke signals by day

The rest of this lesson is in the full course

Every module, practical and exam, self-paced and private, with a certificate at the end.

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