Hunting Island
What would be needed to survive and thrive on a desert island?
Say you had only "summer" on the island, without to plan for winter temperatures. You'd run out of matches or a lighter with time. What would be a renewable source of fire? A weapon fire would not be good because it had run out of bullets. (for hunting and protection of nasty bugs) Contact with the outside world is not an option. Any ideas?
I would like a canvas, several lengths of rope, a machete, a knife, a stone, a container to collect and carry water, a pot of boiling water, cooking and fishing gear.
Hunting Island Beach, SC
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