Positive Thing In Wild Nature Adventures

Positive Thing In Wild Nature Adventures - Captain Haddock, a character in the Tintin series once grumbled about people who like to climb mountains. "What's going up the mountain when it's going to have to come down too?" He grumbled, for not understanding. For the layman, mountain climbing, rafting, perennial dark corridors, and climbing the cliffs are considered futile activities. Moreover, often life as stakes, no wonder if the scolding Haddock Captain seemed to represent the view of the laity.

So, what the hell that drives the adventurer to his world, so they just ignore the view of the laity? Actually, the adventures were initially set out from a mere fad, joining in and just satisfying their curiosity. But whatever the beginning of the introduction to the world of adventure, obviously they are immediately addicted to the world. It's as if the wild is like a magnet that keeps pulling them back to re-adventure.

Even if we climb the same mountain, the experience we get is always different. This means that adventurers are always looking for new things / new challenges and how to overcome challenges that is why they always go back to the wild. In addition, of course, the beautiful scenery offered by the outdoors played a big role in persuading the adventurers to get back to the wild.

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At first, they get satisfaction after answering the challenge and enjoy the beautiful scenery offered by the outdoors. But from the experience of climbing and descending the mountain, they slowly got something more. Not just a satisfaction to reach the height of the heights. The positive qualities will slowly form, the traits that are necessary in times of adventure as well as in everyday life.

Such traits, for example, dare to take decisions. In critical situations, we are required to make wise and cold-headed decisions as soon as possible. And certainly, the decision will not endanger the whole team, especially at that time we act as chairman of the entourage.

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Disputes are not unfamiliar in the world of adventure. That arises from mental and physical conditions that are tired, so we are easily offended. But because of the free nature that demands cooperation, the adventurers can not just spit out their emotions. Little by little emotions can be controlled, so there is a possibility of disputes forgotten.

With even a mountain climb we practice motivating ourselves. Because on the mountain the main barrier is the climber himself. Tired, cold, still far away so they do not want to continue their journey. If only they could overcome those feelings in everyday life, this could be very useful when we face a complicated problem.

So also with the meticulous nature of making calculations and not easy to complain. Unpredictable wilderness conditions require careful preparation and calculation, even if there is a miss we have to face with cold and airy thoughts without blaming each other. In the middle of the forest, we will complain to whom, anyway we complain in the same condition, even our complaints can loosen the mentality of other colleagues.

In doing this activity we are required to always be honest, eg one day we do the climb alone and do not reach the top. We may say that until the peak, yet no witnesses will disprove it, here we must be honest, because the experience that happened may be useful for other friends. When we reach this stage, the peak is no longer the main target. Similarly, the pride that had once to the point of suffocating the chest for successfully conquering a peak, will slowly disappear. Because the more essential in this stage is how we get a new challenge and how to solve it.

Also reducing lust damaging like doodles, picking edelweiss and littering are long gone. Because the motto "Do not take anything but a photo and do not leave something but a trail" is already attached to them. But all this is a process that must be passed by everyone to become a true nature lover.

To be a good adventurer we must have sufficient knowledge and skills, adequate equipment and supplies, good mental and physical and high fighting power. Without it do not hope we can survive in carrying out adventure activities, while those who have enough to have everything sometimes not escape the risk of heavy outdoor sports activities.

All activities that people do have risks, as well as adventure activities in the wild. Assume a sailor who must leave his family for months, it is a risk of the profession of expertise that they do.

Lay people often identify outdoor sports as activities close to death, whereas adventurers are actually people who value life, it shows how they apply safety procedures in every activity. When it comes to death, on the bed when God wills, we can all die or we can see how many people died because of traffic accidents. So no need to be afraid to do adventure activities in the wild.

Stories About People Who Survive Against Nature

Stories About People Who Survive Against Nature - The 7 following People should stick with the rigors of nature itself and without the help of anyone, making them keep the spirit to survive the rigors of nature they should be conquered. If you want to know their story in the conquest of nature to survive, check out the 7 people who Survive against nature here.

1. Yossi Ghinsberg

Yossi Ghinsberg and three other friends go to the Amazon Jungle. They roam the Woods to find a hidden tribe in the Amazon the amazon rainforest Environment. hard and tensions between groups finally had to dissolve them and decided to walk alone on its own. Ghinsberg sticks with Kevin, while two others, Marcus and Karl. When Ghinsberg and Kevin continued their journey take the raft but their raft lost control, torrential currents must separate them while Kein made it to the beach. Ghinsberg should head to the downstream and drop on top of the huge waterfall that almost scowled his life.

19 the next day was the big challenge for Ghinsberg. He managed to survive the siege the Group jaguar with burn bugs spray insecticide, fire coming out of the bugs spray insecticide managed to scare a group of the jaguar. During the forest fruit and consuming only Ghinsberg raw egg which Ghinsberg can find. Ghinsberg also almost died drowned and sucked in the swamp the swamp.

Ghinsberg was eventually found by his friend Kevin who had formed a search team along with local residents, while two of their friends Marcus and Karl never found until now

2. Steven Callahan

Steven Callahan set sail to sea out of the Canary Islands only. After the six-day voyage, he started getting into trouble. In their voyage, the ship should sink use Steven Callahan due to collision with an unknown object. In the evening, Steven Callahan thinks objects crashing his ship, it was a whale. When his ship sunk, he tried fulfilling a raft that floats around it that measures only about six feet.

He managed to survive on a raft during the 76 days Steven Callahan should be face to face with sharks, the heat of the Sun, the pain is piercing, as well as an incredible mental sufferer. Steven Callahan survived by consuming fish that he had spear from the sea. During that cruise, Steven Callahan loses one-third of his body weight.

3. Colby Coombs

In June 1992, Colby Coombs and two friends were climbing the foothills of Alaska 17,240. The time avalanche happened and they had to slip until 800 feet from the side of the mountain and is stranded in the river ice. Coombs ' friends did not survive and ultimately died.

While Colby Coombs suffered a concussion, a broken ankle, fractured two vertebrae in the neck, and a broken shoulder bone. The next six days is a very difficult day which must be passed by Colby Coombs, he tried to get down from the fall by walking five miles and crosses the river ice until finally, he found another group climbing camp and he ended up in a draw.

4. Eric Le Marque

Eric Le Marque is a member of the French Olympic hockey team. When he became a Snowboarder, he climbed the mountain Mammoth California and finally the Blizzard arrived and he had to get out of line and he got lost and couldn't find the way home and he finally had to go into the forest.

While in the forest, he just sticks with what is. He just has an mp3 player, snowboard, and clothes as well as eating pine nuts and bark. As for the drink, he only drank snow water and river water. During his time in the deep forest's Eric Le Marque suffered hypothermia so make his feet became black and purple. Eric Le Marque also had fallen in the water flows fast and almost fell at 80 feet high waterfall, by using his mp3 player, Eric Le Marque trying to find radio signals that he used like a compass, because his leg badly injured, his legs must be in the amputation and he lives without legs.

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5. Tami Oldham Ashcraft

In 1983, Tami Oldham Ashcraft and her boyfriend, Richard Sharp, set in a 44-foot sailboat. They were on their way to San Diego heading to Tahiti when disaster struck.

Waves as high as 50 feet and fierce winds, blowing more than 160 miles per hour making his boat upside down and make her boyfriend Richard Sharp died and Tami Oldham unconscious for 27 hours.

When Tami Oldham knew her boyfriend had nothing he has to survive alone in the sea. With a sad sense, she should still be able to survive in the Ocean by using the navigation of the sky. she tries heading to Hawaii finally after 41 days later she reached the Hilo Harbor

6. Ricky Megee

Ricky Megee stopped to help correct the car's damaged people. Suddenly he woke up and has been in the hole. Ricky Megee confessed he had been in the RAID and dumped in the hole by the person whom he has helped. 

Over in the hole, Ricky Megee suffered from malnutrition during the next two months. He was forced to drink his own urine when he could not find the water in the vicinity. When rescuers found his body like a living skull.

7. Aron Ralston

Can you do the amputation of your arm; using a blunt knife to survive? Aron Ralston apparently can and he did against his arm amputation only by using a blunt knife. On May 1, 2003, a stone weighing 800 pounds fell and override his arm and he is stuck in the stone.

After trapped for five days with the preparation of meals and beverages which are almost depleted, Aron Ralston got desperate with his life whether he will die here or will be in saved by people. Aron Ralston with reckless use of two Pocket knives and selecting to cut his trapped arms. He takes over an hour to cut his hand. After his hand was cut off, he could be free from stones on him and went on way home using his car.

A film was made based on the true story of Aron Ralston in the natural.