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I have been wild camping a lot recently and I'm more curious about how they get enough drinkable water for everyone.
by latenightcoding 5y ago
I have been wild camping a lot recently and I'm more curious about how they get enough drinkable water for everyone.
- ruined 5y agoif you have a day or two in one spot, it's easy enough to purify surface water with a 50-gallon food-grade drum for settling and a few capfuls of bleach. they operate in pretty remote wilderness and may even be upstream of the cocaine labs where there won't be too much contamination. the process can be accelerated with a simple gravel and sand filter, and if you're thirsty enough nobody really minds crunchy water
- unixhero 5y ago>if you're thirsty enough nobody really minds crunchy water Nature can fuck up the water by itself. Such as dead and rotting animals in the waterways, which is very common. So I would say a persons' preferences is not too relevant here.
- aunty_helen 5y agoThe article mentions Choco, the wettest place in the world. Daily rainfall and a banana leaf should do you right.