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    The document provides information on personal and group equipment needed for camping, leave no trace principles, knots, tent pitching, and campsite selection. It lists essential camping gear like flashlights, first aid kits, and cooking equipment. It outlines principles for minimizing environmental impact such as packing out all trash and avoiding sensitive areas. Instructions are provided for common knots and selecting campsites with good drainage, protection from wind, and proximity to water.

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    The document provides information on personal and group equipment needed for camping, leave no trace principles, knots, tent pitching, and campsite selection. It lists essential camping gear like flashlights, first aid kits, and cooking equipment. It outlines principles for minimizing environmental impact such as packing out all trash and avoiding sensitive areas. Instructions are provided for common knots and selecting campsites with good drainage, protection from wind, and proximity to water.

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    The document provides information on personal and group equipment needed for camping, leave no trace principles, knots, tent pitching, and campsite selection. It lists essential camping gear like flashlights, first aid kits, and cooking equipment. It outlines principles for minimizing environmental impact such as packing out all trash and avoiding sensitive areas. Instructions are provided for common knots and selecting campsites with good drainage, protection from wind, and proximity to water.

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    PERSONAL EQUIPMENT GROUP EQUIPMENT

     Flashlight  Ground Sheet


     Sleeping Bag  Compass & Map
     Trail Water  Rope
     Rubber Band  Flag
     Folding Knife  Trowel
     Fuel For the Stove  Camping Tent
     Toiletries  Bolo
     Backpack  Stove
     First-Aid Kit  Cooking Set
     Candle
     Packed-Lunch
     Tying Strings
     Dog-Tag & Whistle
     Survival Kit
     Notebook & Pencil
     Rain Gear / Poncho
     Boots

    THE LEAVE-NO-TRACE PRINCIPLES APPLICATION

    • Plan ahead and prepare • Consider your goals and the goals of the group
    • Travel & camp in durable surface • Sticking to the track is the best they are specially
    made for walking.
    • Dispose of waste properly • Pack it in, Pack it out
    • Leave what you find • Never culturally disturb sensitives sites
    • Minimize campfire impact • Fires destroy important natural Areas
    • Respect wildlife • Encounter wildlife’s inspires wonders
    Be considerate of other visitors • Respect locals and their property

    BOWLINE – the king of the knots because of its importance. It also called a rescue knot.
    CONSTRICTOR – most effective binding knots which is simple and secure.
    CLOVE HITCH – commonly applied in Tent Pitching or attaching rope to a peg.
    Fisherman’s Knot: The fisherman's knot is a knot for joining two lines with a symmetrical structure consisting of two overhand
    knots, each tied around the standing part of the other.
    Figure –of-Eight knots: The figure-eight knots, or figure-of-eight knot is a type of stopper knot. It is very important in both sailing
    and rock climbing as a method of stopping ropes from running out of retaining devices.
    Bowline casting method. If synthetic rope is used to tie this knot, it will be less reliable. It is a good idea to secure the end with extra
    half hitch or tuck it and trap it beneath one of the rope strands.
    Timber Hitch: This knot is used to attach a rope to a log or spar.
    Threaded Figure-of-Eight knot: The threaded figure-of-eight knot are applied to help anchor an inexperience climber. This is a most
    common way of attaching a rope to the harness.
    Square Knot: This type of double knot that is made symmetrically to hold securely and to be easy to untie.
    Sheet Bend: This knot used for temporarily fastening one rope through the loop of another. It can also be used for tying ropes of
    different sizes.
    Slip Knot. It is running knot that can be undone by a pull. This type of knot is applied for tying pieces of firewood, bundling up a
    rolled sleeping bag or tent.
    Double Fisherman’s Knot: The double fisherman's knot or grapevine knot is a knot used to join two lengths of rope. This knot and
    the triple fisherman's knot are the variations used most often in climbing, arboriculture, and search and rescue
    KNOT FOR JOINING KNOT HITCHES KNOT FOR LOOPS KIND OF ROPES

    CHARACTERISTIC OF CAMPSITE SELECTION TENT PITCHING TYPES OF TENTS


    GOOD TENT

    1. The site should have


    sufficient water drainage. 1. Roomy 1. Select a location free of
    2. The site should have debris  The classic triangular
    protection from strong winds. 2. durable A
    The ground should be 2. Unfold the tent and lay it in  The tunnel shaped
    covered with grass or dead 3. waterproof the respective area. tent
     The dome
    leaves to provide a
    4. Warm or cool 3. Position the tent over the
    cushioning effect for a footprint with the doors
    comfortable night rest. 5. Lightweight and easy to facing away from the wind for
    3. The site should have a set-up optimal ventilation.
    water source at a reasonable
    distance
    A panoramic view of the
    area could be taken into
    consideration when
    selecting a campsite to
    appreciate the beauty of
    the nature.
    4. Avoid camping in an
    area that is prone to
    landslide.
    5. The site should be also
    being free from poisonous
    plant and dangerous
    animals.

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