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As night enveloped the land, the necessity to craft a warm bed and dry his damp clothes became critical. Using caribou and buffalo hides for added comfort, he built his makeshift sleeping area by the fire. His culinary efforts resulted in a dinner of moose fajitas—prepped in advance and cooked quickly using boiling water.
After a long day of work, Luke realized the importance of proper gear maintenance, noting the challenge of drying out wet socks and boots. He set the stage for a cozy night by ensuring his fire remained alive, often needing to rekindle it through the cold hours until sleep claimed him.