[King_Corey]

Print out now all the handy little tips and suvival how-tos you find on the web because if the electricity goes, all that information will be lost.

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I have been buying books more than that, the web is okay, but I want solid books that are well made and have value. I've got the Foxfire books, and other country know how books. I have the SAS Survival guides, and quite a few 1950s books on woodworking and construction. I want the most solid knowledge that I can find, and usually it is found at used book stores in the antique book section. Angier's backpacking book is gold. Hunter/trapper guide books and animal husbandry and gardening books are filled with the "knowledge of generations".

[Smokin' Joe]

Try alibris.com if you haven’t for older books. Also, check out Gutenberg.org for free downloadable books of ‘older’ technologies.