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-It is also important to be aware that many plants are poisonous if eaten.  Never eat a wild plant unless you know ''exactly'' what it is, ''know'' that it is edible, know that the ''part'' of the plant you are eating is edible, and know that that part of the plant is edible ''in its current stage of growth''.  All of these are important considerations, as some plants have no non-poisonous parts, some have edible and poisonous parts, and some edible parts become poisonous as the plant matures.
+It is also important to be aware that many plants are poisonous if eaten. Never eat a wild plant unless you know ''exactly'' what it is, ''know'' that it is edible, know that the ''part'' of the plant you are eating is edible, and know that that part of the plant is edible ''in its current stage of growth''. All of these are important considerations, as some plants have no non-poisonous parts, some have edible and poisonous parts, and some edible parts become poisonous as the plant matures.
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-See the [[Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Nature/Edible Wild Plants|Edible Wild Plants]] honor for more information.
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-Use the USDA's Food Pyramid for selecting foods.  The chart here shows how much of each type of food Pathfinder-aged girls and boys should eat over the course of an entire day:
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-If using a tent, this has to be done ''before'' it is pitched, otherwise you lose access to the ground.  Carefully inspect the area for rocks, sticks, stumps, and anything lumpy.  Pine needles may be spread beneath the sleeping area for added comfort, but this is not a requirement.  A small pebble in your thigh feels larger and larger as the night progresses, so take care when clearing the area.  If you are planning to sleep on an air mattress, you ''still'' must clear the ground.  Air mattresses have been known to deflate during the night, and if that's what you were relying on, you're not going to get much sleep.  Furthermore, sticks and stones have a nasty habit of poking holes in a tent floor, and that compromises the water-tightness of your quarters.
+If using a tent, this has to be done ''before'' it is pitched, otherwise you lose access to the ground. Carefully inspect the area for rocks, sticks, stumps, and anything lumpy. Pine needles may be spread beneath the sleeping area for added comfort, but this is not a requirement. A small pebble in your thigh feels larger and larger as the night progresses, so take care when clearing the area. If you are planning to sleep on an air mattress, you ''still'' must clear the ground. Air mattresses have been known to deflate during the night, and if that's what you were relying on, you're not going to get much sleep. Furthermore, sticks and stones have a nasty habit of poking holes in a tent floor, and that compromises the water-tightness of your quarters.
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-Tightly sealing your food will not only lock the aromas in, it will also keep rain, snow, and sleet out.  More than one camping breakfast has been ruined because the weather got into the pancake mix and oatmeal.
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-A three-day campout often starts on Friday evening and ends Sunday at lunchtime.  This adds up to six meals, so you will need to divide your campers into no more than three smaller groups.  Each camper in your party should be assigned kitchen duty.  It is easier to remember which meal a person is responsible if they are assigned the same meal every day - for instance, you might designate a breakfast group, and they will cook all breakfasts.  However, if your group is attempting to earn several camping honors at once, you should look at the types of meals each person is required to cook (one-pot, boiling, frying, reflector oven, etc.) and vary the assignments based on that.
+A three-day campout often starts on Friday evening and ends Sunday at lunchtime. This adds up to six meals, so you will need to divide your campers into no more than three smaller groups. Each camper in your party should be assigned kitchen duty. It is easier to remember which meal a person is responsible if they are assigned the same meal every day - for instance, you might designate a breakfast group, and they will cook all breakfasts. However, if your group is attempting to earn several camping honors at once, you should look at the types of meals each person is required to cook (one-pot, boiling, frying, reflector oven, etc.) and vary the assignments based on that.
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 # I will camp only where camping is allowed.
 # I will keep my campsite clean at all times, and I will leave it cleaner than when I found it.

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