The following post is from Peter Kummerfeldt's blog:
550 cord, paraline, paracord, parachute
line, call it what you will, 150 feet of mil-spec parachute line should be a
part of your gear.
As I think back over nearly 46 years of teaching
survival skills and about the same amount of time beating about the bush, I
don't think I have ever been without some parachute cord. I have used to to
build shelters, catch fish, weave nets, make stronger rope, for emergency dental
floss, as sewing thread, to retrieve water when I was cliff-bound and yes,
parachute line has lowered me to the ground when I jumped out of an airplane
while I was in the Air Force. Simply put it can truly be a life saver!
To read the rest of Peter's post go here.
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