Survivor: First find a spot behind a ridge or a big tree—any natural windbreak. Then build a lean‑to against it. Use branches, any debris, to create a frame. Cover the frame with a tarp or old sheets, make sure the long side faces the wind. If you can, stack some snow against the open side of the lean‑to; it’ll add insulation and block a lot of wind. Inside, put blankets or sleeping bags on the floor, not on the walls. Keep the doorway narrow and seal gaps with leaves or cloth. Finally, keep a fire in a safe spot just outside the shelter to heat the air inside and to melt some snow for water. Stick to these basics, and you’ll stay warm without overthinking.

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