Hey all, I am new here but have been lurking here for a while tons of great info is shared here, IMHO.
I like the scenarios situations best so …
Your car is forced off road by a rock slide as the result of an earthquake and tumbles 50 ft. down a ravine and is caught by the trees. About half way down the trunk pops open and your overnight bag/supplies begin to spill out as you finish the fall. You have a cell phone but since you are in a ravine you have no signal.
You are ok, but the two passengers are injured (injuries like a severely sprained ankle that would prevent them from climbing out) and can not be moved. Beyond you the ravine has a cliff drop off of 70 ft..
How do you survive the 63 hours it takes the rescue party to reach you?
- there are trees but it is not a forest
- the overnight bags contain sleepwear and a change of clothes
- only roughly 1.5 gallons of water survived the fall
- car battery is punctured
- although you may hear wildlife, it is not a threat