Just in Case (67 page)
equipment for,
157
flavoring and,
159
mechanical purification and,
159
-61
simple filter for,
157
Web sites,
85
,
102
-3,
196
wilderness survival,
175
-77
longer hikes and,
176
preparation for,
175
prioritization and,
176
-77
resources for,
178
tinder for fire and,
177
wildfires,
94
,
124
-26
wild foods,
171
-74
favorites, list of,
174
harvesting and,
173
-74
plant identification terms,
172
-73
tools and,
173
wind power,
56
winter storms/extreme cold,
119
-21
wood, heating with,
167
-71
fireplaces and,
170
indoor wood furnaces,
168
-69
masonry heaters,
169
,
169
outdoor wood furnaces,
168
purchasing wood and,
170
-71
storage of stacked wood,
170
woodstoves,
169
-70
Y
yogurt, making of,
195
,
195
-96
Z
Ziedrich, Linda,
193
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