Neil Strauss has already wandered deep down the rabbit hole I am currently exploring. Many of the same conclusions I am reaching (for example how we are more likely to help rather than hurt each other when the SHTF) are chapters in his book, Emergency: This Book will save your life. While I have been exploring [...]
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Book Review for Emergency: This Book will save your life.
Posted: April 11, 2011 in books, fallout library, pop-cultureTags: 2012, apocalypse, basic survival, books, end of the world, end of the world as we know it, Post-Apocalypse Landscaping, prepper
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Book review for “Gardening when it counts”
Posted: April 8, 2011 in arizona, backyard, books, fallout library, food, garden, gardenI been reading Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times by Steve Solomon and frankly it just overwhelms me. After reading the watering section I am not sure if he is telling me to water more or water less. I suppose one needs a little bit of a mathematical mind to follow his recommendations, maybe [...]
The books I currently would most like to add to my Fall Out Library. Reader’s digest “Back to basics” the older the edition the better. The SAS survival manual How to Survive the End of the World as We Know It: Tactics, Techniques, and Technologies for Uncertain Times by James Wesley Rawles Where There Is [...]
Books worth carrying after the apocalypse
Posted: December 25, 2010 in books, brainstorm, fallout library, prepper, research, thoughtsTags: basic survival, books, library, research
Books are heavy. Libraries are worth having. At some point after society breaks down I will probably most have likely to wander at some point and carry all of my shit. Again books are heavy. To be willing to sacrifice the energy needed to carry it’s weight the book better include some useful knowledge and [...]
