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Survival Tip of the Day for Oct 6, 2008


by Rich Johnson.

Oct 6, 2008




Dry moss that grows on tree trunks and limbs, where it is up off the damp ground, can be excellent tinder material for getting a fire going. Bundle it tightly before striking the spark or applying the flame.

 

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