While traversing a gully, you lose your footing and slip down a steep slope.
The good news: You've stopped sliding. The bad news: You're losing your grip.



LIFELINE : First, catch your breath and assess the situation. Don't act until your adrenaline rush has subsided. Survey your surroundings to determine the safest route to safety. Look for lichen-covered boulders — these are more likely to be anchored to the slope. Grassy patches of dirt offer good footing, along with larger stones and roots. Avoid areas layered in loose gravel.This suits to every human when he takes a step next in his life.

Remember that the best path to safety might not be above you, but to your side.