Backpacks to Energy Bars

• As mentioned above, have a small backpack.
  Nothing big, or someone else might want to take it from you while your hiking through the city. Also, make sure it's dark in color (so it doesn't attract attention), and waterproof. (If you don't have the money for a waterproof backpack, use the garbage bags to protect your backpack's contents.)
• State map. Keep this map in your backpack, stored in a Zip-Lock freezer bag, to protect from moisture.
• Also keep a few pieces of paper in this freezer bag, along with your lighter. The paper can be torn into strips and used to start a camp fire, if your candle runs out. Use the knife you're carrying to carve wood shavings out of trees or branches, to help ignite any wet wood you may be stuck using.
• 5 - 10 high calorie energy bars (just be sure to check the expiration date). These energy bars should be enough food to last you until you