get a lantern, and not just anything. a good high amount of lumens is a real quality of life boost

>>776498
Candles. A couple

>>776498

http://firesteel.com/firesteel-size-chart/

-Firstaid kit
-Fire kit
-Headtorch & a few batteries
-Tarp
-Wash Kit
-Water purification tablets in the event your platypus breaks
-Standalone fixed blade knife
-Rain gear
-Dry bag for your sleeping bag
-Dry bag with some camp clothing inside (1 set for on the move, 1 dry set for camp)
-Gloves
-Hat
-Sunglasses
-Sunscreen
-Shemagh or some other lightweight scarf type thing (loads of uses)
-Paracord
-Insect repellent depending on where you are
-Windshield for your cookset seeing as you're bivvying & will be cooking outside
-Emergency blanket

I cant think of anything else but off the top of my head those are things i would consider. Some are essential to me, some are optional I think.

>>776498
Food.

>>776531
this
candles are better than fatwood

yeah a chastity belt you pansy, go camping and get what you need through experience

>>776702
But this is 110% wrong

>>776854

So tell us why you inbred cockwomble. Back up your claims.

>>776541
>shemagh
Pls go

>>777132
JIDF pls

>>776854
candles are well candles which in itself can come in handy.
any wood soaked in candlewax will burn like fatwod, i have set fires with wet wood and candlewax easily enough.
it doesn't smell strong, keeps forever very cheap not hard to come by.

beats fatwood in all corners. now you can find fatwood if you need to to use as a substitute you won't find any candles in the wood i will give you that. but as a kit piece candle is the way to go.

>>777353
oh yeah and paraffin has roughly the same btu / weight as kerosene...
woods are a magnitude worse in that regard.
and you really don't want kerosene in your backpack. paraffin is just very user friendly very high energy density fuel.