SteelShooter
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I just listened to 48 hours on audio book. William Forstchen. Bronson Pinchot has become my favorite voice. Did it all in one day, 11 hours on my first day of retirement while I worked in the shed.
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Duxprep
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Serge! I met Bronson pinchot in the late 80's when I worked at the four seasons
View: http://youtu.be/GHZWWFmaFcI
SteelShooter
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He sounds NOTHING like that anymore. He has a huge career in audio books, I think he did over 400 and won all kinds of awards after he went bankrupt.
They don't read like a novel, for sure. It's reference material to me. Are you ever going to actually weave a basket from black willow branches? No? That chapter may be pretty dry. I pick and choose chapters here and there to read when I need to or when I feel nostalgic.
I grew up living what those books teach, learning from my parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins.
Knob Creek
NES Member
Just read Creek Stewarts new book. ‘The Disaster Ready Home’. I think it’s a good read. Breaks down food into three groups:
Freeze-Dried
Bulk Dry Foods
Food from Grocery Store
Other tips for water, heat and cooking.
Freeze-Dried
Bulk Dry Foods
Food from Grocery Store
Other tips for water, heat and cooking.
Survival Lessons from the Balkan Wars - SHTF Anthology
149 page pdf ... free to read or download for later, written by Selco Begovic.
I presume you've read FerFAL's
The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse
FerFAL: Understanding Societal Collapse |
<p>As we write about the risks of our over-indebted economy, of our unsustainable fossil fuel-dependent energy policies, and our accelerating depletion of key resources, it's not a far leap to start worrying about the potential for a coming degradation of our modern lifestyle -- or even the...
peakprosperity.com
I like free.
slap shot
NES Member
Listened and would love to hear an update 6 years later.I presume you've read FerFAL's
The Modern Survival Manual: Surviving the Economic Collapse
FerFAL: Understanding Societal Collapse |
<p>As we write about the risks of our over-indebted economy, of our unsustainable fossil fuel-dependent energy policies, and our accelerating depletion of key resources, it's not a far leap to start worrying about the potential for a coming degradation of our modern lifestyle -- or even the...
I don't begrudge him making money, but it is a free download....So you dont like how the capitalist survivor of Venezuelan Communism, is making money selling books about how to survive Communism?
![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
beaker
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FrankNA
NES Member
Absolutely incredible, eye opening read on how a real SHTF situation goes down- thanks for posting! This is a must read (IMO) for everyone these days, especially considering the circumstances. Really dials in on what's important/what's not so important and how many little things most folks haven't thought about can make a big difference in surviving a real SHTF situation or not.
MaverickNH
NES Member
Amazon product ASIN B0994RQH2CView: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0994RQH2C?notRedirectToSDP=1&ref_=dbs_mng_calw_0&storeType=ebooks
Just a ways into the 1st of the 3-book series. I’m always looking for ideas.
Just a ways into the 1st of the 3-book series. I’m always looking for ideas.
SteelShooter
NES Member
I know it's been mentioned here before, but Mark Tufo has a whole Zombie Fallout series, 18 books right now, that are awesome. I get the Audibles, so I think that makes them better. Same narrator for all the books helps too. Highly reccommend for anyone who likes Zombies. Same lead characters through all of them. He also has about 25 other books inlcuding SHTF scenarios and Clowns, Werewolves and Vampires.
Soundwave
NES Member
Sounds like it's right up my alley. I can't get into the three books on my nightstand so this is perfect.
SteelShooter
NES Member
each book is about 9-10 hours on Audible.
Soundwave
NES Member
If I took public transportation I could maybe get into audible. I can't imagine myself just sitting there listening. I'd either doze off or start doing something while trying to listen.
SteelShooter
NES Member
I listen while I'm working in the yard, tinkering etc, then when I go to bed I set up the sleep timer and bookmark.
Mark Tufo is from MA and lives in ME, his books have lot of scenes in the areas between.
SteelShooter
NES Member
Yea, I think there are about 5 or 6 free ones in the series. Just pay attention to the next in series, they aren't all numbered. The good part is, you can listen out of sequence and still know what's happening.
Island of the Lost by Joan Druett.
Basically tells the story of how two different groups of shipwrecked survivors manage on different parts of Auckland Islands. I found myself realizing how people today probably wouldn't fare as well as one group did if they were to shipwreck because they don't have the same core set of skills. Anyways I will have it up in Karma probably this weekend.
Also I didn't realize until last week that A. American dropped another book in his "Going Home Series" and Bruno Miller also released the next book of his "Dark Road" series. Both will be up for Karma when I finish them.
Basically tells the story of how two different groups of shipwrecked survivors manage on different parts of Auckland Islands. I found myself realizing how people today probably wouldn't fare as well as one group did if they were to shipwreck because they don't have the same core set of skills. Anyways I will have it up in Karma probably this weekend.
Also I didn't realize until last week that A. American dropped another book in his "Going Home Series" and Bruno Miller also released the next book of his "Dark Road" series. Both will be up for Karma when I finish them.
SteelShooter
NES Member
Going home, great series.
NHCraigT
NES Member
'They' Are Definitely Getting Prepared. Are You? | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com
