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General tips: A compass: Don't even think of going bushwalking without a compass. If you have GPS, then take that as well. A map. Sounds obvious, but many people overlook it. Food: on longer walks, carry light, non perishable food. For desert try dried fruits that can be reconstituted with just water. Shoes/boots: Make sure they are comfortable and supportive. If they aren't waterproof, try treating them with silicone spray. You can also purchase Gore-Tex Seals — which are waterproof "socks" that breathe. Blisters: if you feel a blister coming up (or even have suspicions) then stop and dress the spot with plasters. Don't burst blisters but dress them with flexible fabric dressing. First aid: take a small first-aid kit. Lighters: better than matches. Pack a couple. LED torch: batteries will last a long time. A notebook can be used to jot down notes about landmarks, intersections, mileages, sketched maps, etc, so you don't get lost. Sun protection and insect repellent. In really remote areas, take a satellite phone.    thesource (378)

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