[Lurker]

Thanks

[Cheetahcat]

Thank You.

[caver]

Cool! Thanks.

[Star Traveler]

The direct link to page...

http://harrythomas.info/SurvivalBooks.htm

[fujimoh]

Thanks.

[fourmation599]

Thanks, and here is another site with good info.

http://www.survivaltopics.com/

[prisoner6]

Thank you! Bumps 4 l8tr.

[lovecraft]

Information, in the form of books, is just as important as how much food, water, or ammo you have stocked.

Always a good idea to have certain books covering subjects such as survival, first aid, knots and rigging, how to grow your own food, and how to construct basic shelters and other projects.

If you don't want or cannot afford to buy them, then by all means print the stuff out and keep it handy and protected from the elements. Zip lock bags, etc.

One thing people over look as well is the type of tools to keep on hand. Things like hammers, saws, shovels, axes, screwdrivers are just as important as your water proof matches and MRE's.

[KarlInOhio]

Thanks. A lot of those appear to have useful information. Then you get to the "water as fuel" nuttery.

[DvdMom]

ping.....

[Elle Bee]

thanks

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[kara2008]

bookmark

[DocRock]

Bookmark

[Kimberly GG]

While I appreciate learning all about survival techniques (I believe we are going to be needing them), I haven’t yet gotten past the fact that without access to the prescriptions I need on a daily basis for mild diabetes, high blood pressure, myoclonus, etc., and the abrupt discontinuation of them.... sadly, the techniques are for naught... reality for me is, it will be “survival of the fittest”.

[Andonius_99]

BFLR

[Arrowhead1952]

There are some gardening and composting books linked to the above site.

[backhoe]

More:

http://thedisease.net/

[mad_as_he$$]

Hey Kart, seems Harry has moved his link or broke it.

Did you keep a copy of the books in question?