You and your remaining group member construct a temporary camp site by clearing some ground and preparing a small fire to keep you both warm. It's starting to quickly cool down and that fire is coming in handy. 

The two of you sit up until the late hours of the night, twitching and jumping at the slightest sound. The two of you soon huddle together putting aside your fears of the same sex having realised your body warmth is a great thing to share. Keeping in good spirits you crack a couple of jokes to keep the mood positive. The realisation of what is happening is setting in. Thoughts of hopelessness and despair are now entering your minds and you are a little worried if you both will make it through the night. You both keep up the emotional support by reassuring each other and eventually manage to get off to sleep on your temporary bed made from leaves on the cold hard ground.

As the sun rises you awaken to the sound of the bush and you wake your mate. Nothing has been heard from your friends that split from the group earlier, in addition you have not heard any distant sounds of helicopters or human voices. The only noises you hear are those emerging for the bush around you.. Its now time to figure out what to do next.

What do you do?

Heres 3 basic options you may choose from:

You could do any one of the above or another, or you could choose the last one. Why? Keep reading.

In all honesty, you could choose any one of the above or more. But, if the thought has entered your mind that you are LOST then choose number 3:

3.  STOP, look around your immediate vicinity for water and something to build a shelter and stay put?