Outdoor Survival in a Pandemic: Tips for the Adventure Author

Many things have happened in the world that have changed our day to day lives, from a number of natural disasters, to other workings of the powers that be we many human beings find themselves now stranded in in the center of a culture made distanced by the cubic uncertainty of measured distance, as things like common hand shakes and social gathering that have but more than cut out of our lives by the bitter mention of a Covid-19 Virus.

Society is looking at a number of changes that might forever impact our lives and in ways that would see our basic ability to survive altered in the forbiddance of invisible lines of common courtesy, and now we measure the integrity of our interactions by only how quickly and how fixated they can be on who we are as a people only able to communicate at brief interceptions of immaculate and un thought out uncertainty.

The Iconic nature of the way we start out days as americans still holds out as a common staple in the meeting places of our most trusted of human interactions, but as the positives begin to slide in the way we see our society being held together by cup sips, we often find most of our insinuations of common covid society, vandalized by our impartial degradation of what it means to follow the rules of survival in all trusts.

The drastic nature of our; and other peoples safety, is met with the denouncement of the human condition, as all humans that have been named a common enemy of human safety when it comes to the spread of a deadly virus, and most of us may not trust in the care-taking of the better half of those who spend their time wallowing in the harder parts of life. Some might be a estranged by the fact that many who have sought the reflection of a post pandemic society to be something of a broken concept, others would argue that our nature to survive events such as this are written out in the decentive days of a post modern- pre computer society, that has seen the ravaged civilization of our analysis of primitive societal constructs to be as sum'd up as they seemingly are, while the advanced ignition of a more modern society is only built on our repeated concern of why human societies fall apart to begin with. But as we find ourselves indulgent of so many necessities and privileges, one would only hope that a return to more centrical means of existence might not yield such a tangent as full on survival, as one would think.

Basically, as most modern parameters would have it, the ability to survive is an expensive one, and the affinity to understand it is a concept that might others question the sanity of those well educated in the primitive nature of survival. But as we all know how fragile the modern concept of sanity would be, the mention of so many other factors would make modern society even into a primitive concept, and succeeded by the nature of what it means to go with the flow of how the wave of modern precepts crashes against the cliffs of a certain unwavering patterns of what ancient humanity has survived in the past.

As many are looking at homelessness due to the current crisis caused by this standard change, and other circumstances yet to come, it must be known what the standard of survival are when met with the brash and harsh world of combined hackers, scam artists, and deadly Viruses, and possible supernatural threats.

This article contains some ancient, and modern tips and tricks to how to survive a pandemic using a small and cheap number of building strategies, common knowledge, and united states historic building policy.

Tip One- Know your area: You want to be familiar with the area that you decide to camp out in. Or lay down a base of operations. You want to be highly familiarized with your surroundings, know the safest and fastest routes to government buildings, land marks, food, supplies, water and and assorted needs. You want to make a map if you need to and get the map water proofed as soon as possible using plastic or clear tape. Your technology is faulty, so rely on common positions and unchangeable drawings or memories of things.

Certain Ghosts and entities have the ability to affect your sense of direction. So keep your drawing if a local map somewhere it can be safe.

Tip Two- Your identification: Never ever carry a wallet. Wallets are a huge security compromise for all of your personal information. professional thieves and just common pick pocket jerks, will single you out for theft if they see that you carry easily accessed information. Demons and shapeshifters, and hypnotists can easily distract you from everyday actions, as they make you a target for full on identity theft and fraud. You want to carry all of your electronic and identifications in a bag that you can put a lock on. And you want to keep certain identifications separate from wherever you put other sources of identification or passwords to access your devices if they are stolen.

The best way to secure any of this is good social media skills, and a number of identification backups kept on cloud storage devices. This way if anything does get taken, the government and social media identifications can easily track fraud or other actions against you. Register for a federal phone number through the free phone services and make sure you are able to get to that information as a last resort lifeline- as they are literally called.

Tip Three- Cyber security: Cyber Security is key in this- you always want to keep your personal information safe and your friends and coe workers out of the harms way of anything or anyone who would be after you- for any number of reasons. You want to keep people far away from your federally appointed phone number, and want to keep a burner phone app handy just in case you meet up with someone you find shifty. You want to keep two or three Social media accounts around, just in case you get locked out of one in a hack or scam. One is for registering a persona with the government, a professional troll account that you can use to misdirect potential criminals, a real account to finding jobs and making lasting friends. YOU want to find as many friendly people as possible and network with who ever you can, but also keep you personal safety in mind first. Your computers and cell phones are your main means of communication, so its important to keep your eyes out for frauds.

Tip Four- Always have a tent: If you find yourself living in a circumstance where you need to distance from everyone, leave home unexpectedly, or make out a personal base for yourself. You are always going to want have a tent on your list of supplies. Tents are your ability to survive a great number of things, and make you a harder target for people who are crazy, or cruel.

Trick- Never leave a tent in place for more that 24 hours, it becomes public property and the police can take it or remove you from it.

Trick- Make a sign for your tent: introduce people to you. your social media accounts. Make an effort to be a public figure and not someone other people can make second guesses on. Let everyone see and know what you are up to, so it is more difficult for people to mistake you for someone else. Use a paper sign and do not commit to graffiti, as a means of making out who you are to others. Be clear and concise with your tent sign.

For antibacterial reason you also want to get a tent that sunlight can penetrate thought, this will keep your tent from developing mold, mildew, and a number of other Bacterial problems. Having a tent that is blue, purple, or read, will help reduce the chance of some type of infective bacteria from developing in or on your tent when the sun comes up. Working as a natural filter.

Tip Four- Band Aids and medical tools: You are going to need tools, bandaids and repair supplies for a number of things. You never know what might happen out in the world so be prepared, before your move on and into different or unknown areas you, want a good grip of supplies that will allow you to confront common problems.

Tip Five Super Glue and Epoxy kit: This is for keeping things in your tent from getting holes. Super Glue can also be used as a liquid stick in cases of serious injury. Certain hospitals or survival stores carry medical grade super glue. Keeping bugs and varment from chewing through your tent is also really important.

Tip Six- A sewing kit: This is for other cloth tares and so fourth, but this is going to allow you to repair those all important bags and clothing. Its is also for repairing your tent as well, and can be utilized to alter clothing or bag design if you are really creative.

Tip seven- Tape, twin and tethers; the three t's: You will be able to hold things down an put them into place when you are carrying them or using them for other things. You can use them to make braces for injured limbs, or extra bags from tarps.

Tip Eight - Art Kit: An art kit lets people know that you are not uneducated especially when they see that you can produce actual art. being an artist is an important survival skill, it helps you communicate on a more universal basis. Art kits will also help you to keep organized or plan for things you need to invent, jot down ideas and information.

-You want to travel light, but always have a place to look back on. making friends out here is an important skill, but only so long as you have your own security locked down. Their Are several ways to grow as someone who is homeless or adventuring, and just become a part of the community of people.- Carrying too much weight is both awkward and impractical.

Tip nine: Always keep your water supply clean: Their are many ways to die out here, often the most common death is a condition known was exposure to the elements and dehydration. Water can be expensive and carrying it can be heavy, it also becomes a target for human traffickers looking to pick up easy targets. People can use water as a trap to make you very sick, and psychopaths will sometimes give you toilet water as a means of making you sick and vulnerable and making think you have contracted aids. Keep your water to yourself, and rely on mostly sealed food that you have handled at all times.

Trick- Restaurant employees cannot stop you from getting water, even if they do not like you. It is a federal offense to stop someone from using the bathroom or getting water, crazy people will often try to instigate getting you into trouble over this, and making a huge case of it. This is incorrect, no one can stop you from getting water, period.

Trick- Do not let anyone give you food that is not bought in front of you, or cealed in tupperware: Generally it is not good to accept food from anyone that is not bought or handled by you and you only. Allot of people do not enjoy the idea of the homeless adventurer, and will write you off as a common bum. These people are 100% crazy and never should be trusted. Always make an effort to be in control of your own food supply. No matter what. - A single poison gatorade can end an entire journey if you are not prepared.

Tip Ten- You are more likely to survive sickness if you are in better shape: Use your food and water to get into good shape, you will use less of both of these things if you are physically fit. Also, if you are stronger, people are less likely to mess with you. Strength will help you survive disaster, or those fake opens that make people think that they got you, like taking a sip of a drugged or poisoned drink, only to fool someone trying to take advantage of a false overtrusingness. The people who try to down play your fitness are knowingly bad people, so never lose confidence in it, it will save your life.

Trick: STD's are everywhere, avoid contact all together: Its not that trying to get laid is a bad thing, but around parts most frequented by other adventurers, sexually transmitted Viruses and Diseases are pretty Rampant. Its good to find friends and people who might let you crash, but all in all those people are often at the epicenter of another pandemic.

Tips Eleven - If someone is not actively working out at the gym: They most likely have an STD. watch their behavior, keep in mind how much weight they can life and try to keep track of their conversation group. If someone seems confused or delusional it means a disease in that social group has taken a hold.

Tips Twelve - Use condoms, or do not have relations at all: A maks is a typical thing needed to reduce the spread of disease. So is the common practice of other PPE. Do not let anyone deter you from this, Do not let anyone change your mind. This might be a world of mixed beliefs, and religious constrictions but even the pope would agree to the reduction of the spread of AIDs.

Tips Thirteen - Use social media to communicate from a distance, do not jump into a group of friend or partners to fast: You might have to ask some awkward questions, that will keep you from attracting a road mate, but you really do not want to pass out in the middle of a journey or start to suffer from the delusion of person caused by syphilis. Look out for people who avoid to let you in on their lives, people who want fast interaction, are not here to take care of themselves or you.

Tips Fourteen - Look out for signs of a trap: Sometimes other people will try to get you sick by forcing a sick prostitute near you. Do not get pimped into dates that people are trying to use to get you sick and say you are a loser for not falling for the trap. Keep stead fast to your ability to sense or feel out logical traps, and sabotage efforts. Avoid drugs if you can as well like food.

Trick: The police can be both your best friends and your worst enemies: Police to not like trusting vagabonds, but they do need people to watch their back on the streets just in case shit goes down. Make sure you introduce yourself to any local cop you might run into. Especially in neighborhoods with a watch. Neighborhood watch signs are a good sing, and if you make it onto a communities good side, their will be less of a chance of you having to confront the police.

Tip Fifteen - Avoid the areas frequented by gangs, or drug addicts.

Tip Sixteen- Stay in public view, us your sign skills.

Tip Eighteen- Let people know you are an adventurer and not a gang member.

Trick: do Not beg for Money ask for sponsorships: You area professional adventurer, you are not out to live on other peoples charity, you are out to prove something more that just what it means to venture fourth on a whim. This was your plan, to ruff it- survive; see who you are as a person in a ruff and tumble world. You are herer to document things and work on something, not just waste your time looking for opportunities that do not exist, but making them for yourself.

Trick: Clothing, be recognized: Always make sure people know your brand, or your effort, or your Youtube Channel. Let people know that you are serious and not some wimp running away from home. Keep track of who you are and what you mean by representing yourself with an easily recognized image. Avoid gang colors, and graffiti symbols and use something professional looking, something that lets you keep a hold of how people see you, rather then what people want to see in you.

Trick: Keep you cameras and Computers on lock and key: Things get stolen, people take things just to screw with you or mess with your mind. or just generally buy drugs. Do not trust anyone else with any important equipment. Keep extra power supplies handy and especially look for ones that double as a light source.

Trick: Your tent- Know it inside and out, and in the dark: You are going to be set up in some pretty dark places. knowing how to break apart and put together your shelter even in the dark is a useful survival skill. One that might even save your life from the elements or insect attacks.

Tip Twenty: Never let anyone into your tent, that has not invited you into theirs first. You are not out here to get raped or sexually assaulted.

Trick: Learn self defense or some type of martial art: Lets face it, some people just cannot be reasoned with. As most options are just to get past a moment of conflict and run, knowing your best options in self defense and training is how you will get past some of the more common street bullies, scam artists and cons who might try to take advantage of you.

Tip Twenty One: Get a boy Scouts Guide: Being out and about can be a challenge, but it also depend on the level of urban survival you know about. Having a good grip on forest survival skills can help you to keep your head in certain situations as well, not to mention a good understanding of first aid, and a smart ability to common survival practice. Knowing a number of reliable nots can also keep your mobile setup from becoming a disaster.

Tip Twenty Two: Keep a bible with you: The word is a funny place full of superstitions and supernatural issues. Keeping a religious text with you can help you to attract the right people, as well as the knowledge kept within the bible that offers some super natural historic advice on surviving a plague. The bible is several thousands of years old, and what written by people who survived a day and age before soap was invented, sometimes- knowing how to decrypt some of the advice ancient knowledge that the bible gives can keep you out of harm's way, and help decide the proper course of action in certain circumstances. Any religious text that has to do with general survival in a wicked society of disease ridden people, can be helpful, and offer you some relative relation to the world around you. It is also a universal sign that you come in peace.

So those are the tips and tricks for surviving the adventure, or becoming and exploring author, in a covid 19 pandemic. Some of these things might seem like general info, or things based out of some sort of post apocalypse scifi genre, but exploring your own abilities in survival can help you understand a greater spectrum of certain character developments, when it comes to sticky situation. I hope you take this advice seriously if someone ever comes across your plans to write a great scifi novel, and intend to become petty against your efforts.

Good Writing and good luck.-