Below are some random notes I took at the survival school the other weekend. It is not all of the notes, the ones that should be their own subject/post I have not included. Think of it as random bits of wisdom. –The animals were skittish for it was a full moon. The bunny rabbits were [...]
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Random notes from Survival school
Posted: May 31, 2011 in animals, arizona, experiment, native americans, prepper, weekendTags: apocalypse, prepper, research, skills, sonora desert, survival
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Chaco Canyon or Why someone would volunteer for the Apocalypse?
Posted: May 18, 2011 in arizona, native americans, Sonoran desert, tribeMany years ago I was a Park Ranger at Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. In my mind, Chaco Canyon is the most impressive Native American Ruins in the United States. I feel it is sad that every school kid in america does not know the story of Chaco. The Anasazi built a great trading network across [...]
