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First aid kit. Without it someone could die.

“Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm.”

Sir Winston Churchill
A first aid kit is a very important item to carry in your backpack or day pack. Walking on flat sidewalks is very different than on steep trails. Rocks, roots, holes, wasp and bee stings, falling rocks, burns, sunburns, cuts and any one of a thousand hazards are lurking on and off the trails.

A knowledge of basic first aid is critical to anyone who ventures off the beaten track. Getting hurt is so easy. For instance, campfires cause a lot of accidents. Tiny backpacker stoves may tip over and scald someone. We carry a first aid book in our backpack.

The next 3 minutes could change your life Forever.

Here is a well written article of what a good kit should include by John Grimes.

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