Athena
09-07-2008, 07:10 PM
Hello Everyone,
For those interested in learning more about survival and basic self-reliance skills, I'd like to recommend 2 books for your consideration:
98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive
When All Hell Breaks Loose:Stuff You Need to Survive When Disaster Strikes
Both are by Cody Lundin and are available through Amazon.com. For more on Cody see: www.alssadventures.com
IMO, survival books can be dry and tedious to get through, but not these two. Of all the books I have on this subject, I refer to these ones regularly.
98.6, deals with basic outdoors/wilderness survival information including what you need in a basic survival kit and the importance of regulating body temperature. The center section has a lot of color photos showing the kit and how to use certain things.
WAHBL, is focused on urban survival scenarios such as what to do when there is no water, no power, how to consider your family's needs. Again, the center section has helpful color photos.
I spoke with Cody today about the possibility of creating some tailor-made training courses for those of us who are interested in some hands-on experience.
Tentatively, we could create a "Ground Crew Outdoor Survival" course and/or a "Ground Crew Urban Survival" course. These could be anything from a day to a week-end to five days and would most likely be in Northern Arizona.
WOULD ANYONE BE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN SUCH COURSES?
Prices and other logistics would be worked out depending on numbers.
Very best to all...
Athena
For those interested in learning more about survival and basic self-reliance skills, I'd like to recommend 2 books for your consideration:
98.6 Degrees: The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive
When All Hell Breaks Loose:Stuff You Need to Survive When Disaster Strikes
Both are by Cody Lundin and are available through Amazon.com. For more on Cody see: www.alssadventures.com
IMO, survival books can be dry and tedious to get through, but not these two. Of all the books I have on this subject, I refer to these ones regularly.
98.6, deals with basic outdoors/wilderness survival information including what you need in a basic survival kit and the importance of regulating body temperature. The center section has a lot of color photos showing the kit and how to use certain things.
WAHBL, is focused on urban survival scenarios such as what to do when there is no water, no power, how to consider your family's needs. Again, the center section has helpful color photos.
I spoke with Cody today about the possibility of creating some tailor-made training courses for those of us who are interested in some hands-on experience.
Tentatively, we could create a "Ground Crew Outdoor Survival" course and/or a "Ground Crew Urban Survival" course. These could be anything from a day to a week-end to five days and would most likely be in Northern Arizona.
WOULD ANYONE BE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN SUCH COURSES?
Prices and other logistics would be worked out depending on numbers.
Very best to all...
Athena