Practical Encyclopedia Illustrated Series: Practical Adventure Illustrated Guide

Author: Rien Renwen, Motoyama Tadayoshi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: What is exploration? The dictionary defines it as: investigating places that have never been visited or are rarely visited (natural conditions). In other words, it means knowing that the place to be explored is dangerous, but still gathering the courage to try. However, it does not mean recklessly doing things that others have not done or that threaten life safety. Instead, it requires carefully planning and thorough preparation before taking action, doing one's best to avoid danger, and bravely facing the remaining 1% of unexpected risks—this is what is called exploration in this book.
You must still remember the excitement and unease you felt the first time you traveled alone without your parents or the first time you went camping, right? That kind of anxiety where you worry, "What if something dangerous happens?" This kind of unease always appears during every exploration. Precisely because of this unease, you are better prepared for failure, and you can more deeply experience the joy of overcoming difficulties and defeating yourself.
Table of Contents
Preface
Before Your First Camping Trip
Surviving in the Wild
Civilized Behavior in Nature
Planning Methods
Spiritual Journey
Walking Travel
Starting with Walking
Choosing Shoes
Shoelace Tying Techniques
Sock Selection
Walking Techniques (1)
Walking Techniques (2)
Clothing
Spring, Summer, Autumn Clothing
Autumn, Winter, Spring Clothing
Insulated Clothing Made from Animal Hides
Innerwear Selection
Making the Most of Small Items
Enjoying Yourself Even When It's Raining
Preparing Thoroughly for Rain
Carrying Your Backpack Lightly
How to Pack Your Backpack
How to Wear a Backpack
Trying to Draw a Map
Reading a Map (1)
Reading a Map (2)
Using a Map
Determining Mountain Shapes from Contours
Finding Your Location with a Map
Reading the Weather from Clouds
Types and Characteristics of Clouds
Predicting the Weather (1)
Predicting the Weather (2)
Reading Weather Symbols and Fronts

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