Camping Tips

[captainhook455]

I would think the occupants of a car are not dressed for the weather. It's possible to survive in a 32° snow cave or buried car if you are dressed properly.
People that live in snow country should carry some supplies in case they have to wait for triple a.

tarheel

[xoxoxoBruce]

A can of tuna in oil can cook your supper, and you can eat it too.

http://imgur.com/lMYWcHY

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by captainhook455

I would think the occupants of a car are not dressed for the weather. It's possible to survive in a 32° snow cave or buried car if you are dressed properly.
People that live in snow country should carry some supplies in case they have to wait for triple a.

tarheel

I have to explain that to my kids all the time when they jump in the car wearing a t-shirt and light sweatshirt when it is -10. "Don't assume the worst won't happen." I usually keep a blanket or sleeping bag in the car in the winter.

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

A can of tuna in oil can cook your supper, and you can eat it too.

http://imgur.com/lMYWcHY

I'm gonna guess that is instant rice. I think some foil around the base would help keep the heat in. I have to try that.

[glatt]

Be mindful of the plastic coating on the inside of the tuna can melting a little into your tuna.

[Griff]

Originally Posted by captainhook455

I would think the occupants of a car are not dressed for the weather. It's possible to survive in a 32° snow cave or buried car if you are dressed properly.
People that live in snow country should carry some supplies in case they have to wait for triple a.

tarheel

Or hope some native girl rides up with hot coffee to check on you.
http://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/stranded-...back-1.3315992

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by Griff

Or hope some native girl rides up with hot coffee to check on you.
http://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/stranded-...back-1.3315992

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