Assume the internet is down and you are having to bug out at home. Might be due to power cuts, SHTF, whatever.
What reference books would you want on your book shelf? Not thinking "type of" recommendations but specific recommendations. So eg, not "a good first aid book" but "XYX by Fred Smith" etc.
For starters:
SAS Survival Guide -Collins Gem - John Wiseman
The Bush Craft - boxed set - Dave Canterbury
Knots - Collins Gem
A Barefoot Doctors Manual - English Translation
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I will add: Food for Free by Richard Mabey. Quite an old book but still useful today.
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Where there is no Doctor Hesperian publishing.
Grow Your Own Vegetables" by Joy Larkcom
Curing & Smoking: River Cottage Handbook No.13
Hedgerow (River Cottage Handbook, No.7
Herbal Remedies Andrew Chevalier
Most older DIY books which emphasis use of hand tools to improve skills in making and mending whether clothes or furniture.....
Grow Your Own Vegetables" by Joy Larkcom
Curing & Smoking: River Cottage Handbook No.13
Hedgerow (River Cottage Handbook, No.7
Herbal Remedies Andrew Chevalier
Most older DIY books which emphasis use of hand tools to improve skills in making and mending whether clothes or furniture.....
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Thought I’d add to this post (even if I’m very late to it) as I love books. These are the books I’ve bought paperback/ hardback copies of (all my other ‘preppie’ books are on my kindle):
The New Complete Book of Self-Sufficiency by John Seymour
The Forager’s Calendar by John Wright (really useful to know what can be eaten safely in the countryside - already eat wild garlic and nettles but there’s a whole lot more I knew nothing about)
Veg in One Bed by Huw Richards (I’m new to veg gardening but have been flower gardening for years)
SAS Suvival Guide by John ‘Lofty’ Wiseman (I keep this one in my BOB)
I’ve got loads of books on keeping chickens from years ago as I started that hobby pre-internet!
Currently looking to buy a medical emergency type book /dental diy (yikes) but haven’t picked one yet …
The New Complete Book of Self-Sufficiency by John Seymour
The Forager’s Calendar by John Wright (really useful to know what can be eaten safely in the countryside - already eat wild garlic and nettles but there’s a whole lot more I knew nothing about)
Veg in One Bed by Huw Richards (I’m new to veg gardening but have been flower gardening for years)
SAS Suvival Guide by John ‘Lofty’ Wiseman (I keep this one in my BOB)
I’ve got loads of books on keeping chickens from years ago as I started that hobby pre-internet!
Currently looking to buy a medical emergency type book /dental diy (yikes) but haven’t picked one yet …
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My little lad found this in the local charity shop
Problem is the little monster can read and he got to this point the poor cat couldn't get away fast enough as he "was practicing"
Fortunately we didn't need this page after
Problem is the little monster can read and he got to this point the poor cat couldn't get away fast enough as he "was practicing"
Fortunately we didn't need this page after
If your roughing it, Your doing it wrong
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
Lack of planning on your part doesn't make it an emergency on mine
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Probably not the best idea to have it an audiobook.
I should get it on paperback.
I should get it on paperback.
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Yorkshire Andy wrote: ↑Sun Nov 24, 2024 8:43 pm
Problem is the little monster can read and he got to this point the poor cat couldn't get away fast enough as he "was practicing"
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I haven’t seen this one - I’ll look it up - thanks.
“Rotation, rotation, rotation”
You never get a disappointed pessimist.
You never get a disappointed pessimist.
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I’ve just noticed I was also listening to The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett. Now that’s well recommended!
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The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies
The Healing Power of Plant Medicine
by
Nicole Apelian and Claude Davis
Know your plants and how to utilize them.
The Healing Power of Plant Medicine
by
Nicole Apelian and Claude Davis
Know your plants and how to utilize them.