pack with a hydration bladder. I store hiking boots and good socks
in it as well as other cold and warm weather clothing I might change
into. This could allow me to hike to home in the San Bernardino
mountains past the multitude of bridges that would be expected to
collapse in a major earthquake or other disaster. Besides hydration,
I also stock the day pack with emergency food, a good knife and multi
tool, compact binoculars, space blanket, bivy shelter and a few
other items that might be needed for a 5-20 mile hike in challenging weather.
If anyone has suggestions for other items to consider in an emergency
day pack or what rigors one might face in an attempt to reach home
under these circumstances, replies are welcome! I'm sure I'm not the
only one who will be trying to reach home and loved ones who need
medical maintenance.
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