Ways to Use a DeLorme Atlas to Bug Out

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My own bug out route is relatively easy. A few turns in town and out on the road without another turn for several hours. That is of course assuming that the disaster that I am leaving because of hasn’t blocked that exit, isn’t jam packed with others heading the same way and that the particular straight shot roadway hasn’t been closed by authorities. If then on to plan B, C, and quite possibly D! Help yourself find those unusual less traveled paths using the tips shared by the survival mom using the recommended atlas.

21 Ways to Use a DeLorme Atlas to Plan Emergency Evacuations

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