MN Tribe, MAG, or Groups?

Camp Fire Girls awesome, learning while having fun equals skills you will remember for life. I learned most of my preparedness skills in Boy Scouts three cheers for Camp Tomahawk. Then i found the internet that I thought I had to" buy my way" to be prepared with new plastic shinny stuff and gadgetry. Boy was I wrong.

As far as training classes go, I am kind of thinking Bugout Bag, First Aid, Land Navigation, and Radio Communication. In no particular order of importance. Just an idea but the classes could have a theme to them. In this case I had "Bugging Out" for the theme. Could keep the classes simple at 30 to 45 min a piece. Finish the class with a mile walk with your bugout bag on a basic land navigation coarse while using a radio to communicate current locations or issues. Fist class Bugout Bag, we can use this as an ice breaker and have people whom what to participate (if someone wants to keep their stuff private no problem) "dump" there bags and take turns explaining what they think are the most important part of their gear is. Second class could be a basic First Aid course covering the injuries that may occur during a bugout. For example how to treat blisters, sunburn, cuts, tick bites, insect bites, dehydration, hypothermia, and heat stroke. Third class can be how to use a mobile radio to send and receive messages and understand its capabilities and limitations. 4th class can be a basic Navigation class on how to use map and compass and keeping track of distance traveled.

But I am game for whatever folks would like to do. If people wanted to to a Shelter in Place theme I would be more than willing to assist were I can. Shalom

It must be all the Scandinavians eh?

Thank you for doing what you do. Be safe.

Very stressful at work. Been putting in a GARDEN like every year. However, this year way more containers and Various Heirloom seeds. Gardening helps my stress level off.