A PICTURE. may be, worth a
thousani Words, b but sometimes a describe the

thousand words aren't enough: to.
‘Great.’ Outdoors. the“ job; consider a séquence of*”
: = pictures’ to capture the action from
eginning to end:* .
There area fot of activities i in
the Great Outdoors that cail for
hat ‘sort of treatment—diving,
fishing, water skiing, - the list is
almost endless.

Begin: .. by photographing
preparations, such as loading the
m. boat or attaching the lure. And

: take more than one picture of the
- preparations. Vary your photos by
moving in close to focus on a small
' part of the action.

Continue to take pictures as the
activity, progresses. With’ some ac-.

eally spectacular sequence if your
camera can fire fast enough.
Using: a -rapid- advance

then ising in the dive: and: ‘finally
plunging into the water.

‘ quences;. try to get!-as- close ‘as.

from the same position so the rela-
tive sizes of your images will be the
~ game...

Also, don’t forget that you can
hoid a ‘camera vertically and
- horizontally to take advantage “of:
most. photos’ rectangular shape.
Pictures of .a- diver, for example,
~ would probably best shoot with the
camera held vertically’ to em--
phasize the up and down nature of

with the camera held horizontally.

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When’ ‘one picture. just: won't. ‘do ;

the -

‘tion, such as diving, you can get a.-

«When, you’re. taking action’ ose

- possible, and take all your: pictures "

diving. Water skiing, on the other.
hand, might be pictured . better”

“s obvious, especially mn

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the.new canvas alternative. Canvas

boots are approximately. $100.00.

and are as durable and long lasting
as ‘the more expensive $200.00-
leather boot. 7
Choice of socks is also impor-"
tant. They should be made’ of wool:

or polypropylene, to allow the foot. a

to breathe and remain dry..Cotton
socks absorb moisture. and. will’
become damp, causing” bliste and:
freezing.

Food

. Of .course, one- “should always |
ensure that enough food and water
iis available, even in the case of an
emergency. Camping and outdoor
stores carry lines of dried food that.
is lightand .easy to.-carry. You
should. have canteens, filled with
water and pails or containers for
carrying. it. . Dishes.’ and. cutlery
should © be. : plastic and non-

breakable and. make sure you have -

a‘can opener, bottle opener, cor-

kscrew and other items necessary :

for food preparation.

Coleman puts out a ‘good’ line ‘of Lo

“™ coolers, stoves, lanterns; ‘and heat
ers “available. at most department
and camping store outlets.

Checklist -

Before starting out, you “should
run’ through a checklist of items
that are easily forgotten, but could
prove to be. lifesavers in. the
wilderness, far away from every-
day conveniences. De

. Map & Compass: When hiking or.

‘camping, : you should always ‘carry.
an” accurate ‘map. that. tells. you.

where: you‘are and where:you are:
heading The need for a compass is

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it all (cont.)

Sunglasses, Sunscreen and Hat:
The “effects of the sun are often
unfelt, until it is too late. The in-
sidious. nature of sunburn or
sunstroke can leave you shivering
and sore and often very ill.

Matches and Fire Starters: You
should always carry. waterproof

“matches and fire starters, ‘sO that

even when it’s raining or the wood
is damp, lighting’ a fire is no pro-
“;blem. Fire starters are easy to carry
“and: very effective. There are sev-
eral ‘kinds to choose from,. in-
cluding,‘a magnesium strip, that
will. light, anything, anywhere,
and Petroleum
: soaked wood chips,

Swiss ‘Army Knife:. Every: ‘camper
or hiker should ‘own one: of these.
The new “deluxe model. has: two

- good: ‘blades, «a bottle: ‘and © can

opener,; corkscrew, “screwdriver,
scisscrs; tweezers, © fish scaler,
‘leather’ punch, wire stripper,: two

SAWS, magnifying glass and ruler.

This model costs $63.00. The
standard model with a blade, bot-

>tle opener, can opener, saw and

“screwdriver is only $10.00.

Whistle: Whistles are far more ef- ”

fective than the voice, which can
give out after fifteen. minutes or.
so, when screaming for help.
Whistles’ should: be, made’ of
plastic, not -metal’-and be: loud
“enough to carry several: miles.

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First Aid Kit: The kit should’ con-

tain adhesive bandages. in different we

sizes; - knuckle. bandages,’ ‘tape,
gauze and’ alcohol. pads, ‘antiseptic, .
‘ammonia “inhalers, “ moleskin®. for. -
“corns “and © blisters,” jhandiwipes,
ieedles, . aspirin, sunscreen and sl-

tact from. camping - ‘or. sporting
“goods stores...

Insect’ Repellent: The most effec- .

tive: repétlent’: contains , an ingre-

dient~ cailed’. DEET.. Only:.a i few.

drops. will-cover the entire body: It
is. odo: less: and. can: be’ put. on
clothing: with no: fear’ of: stains. It’.
“lasts all day, nlike alcohol based -
repellents... that - “evaporate. : im-
mediately. upon hitting. a: surface.
oA small bottle, costs about $3.00. :

“blankets ©
compact, '

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