I’m back to watching another series of Alone. I don’t watch a lot of TV but there’s something about real survival shows I like. Naked and Afraid is the fun version but Alone is the real deal. From a production standpoint it’s brilliant. All the content is done but the contestants. They don’t have to shoot anything. The contestants provide it all. I also love to watch the strategy of each contestant. Do you build shelter first? Do you locate your food sources? I also appreciate the knowledge many of them have, combined with their creativity. Just as fun are the stupid decisions like drinking non boiled water or leaving food near camp.
I pretend like a little bit of training I could do it but then I watch it and realize I have zero skills other than being able to suffer. I don’t know how to skin a beaver. I don’t know what to do with the fat of an animal. My shoulders hurt after sawing one tree, let alone 100 to make a shelter. I think my over under is 2 weeks but I would be lying if I said I still don’t want to try. How long wuld you last?
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Quote of the Day: Resilience is distinct from mere survival, and more than mere endurance. Resilience is often endurance with direction. -Eric Greitens
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I wouldn’t even make it to the filming location…
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Hi Shane, the Postigo link redirects to Shutter (.com)
Thanks, fixed