by Bob | Aug 29, 2022 | Survival
Tyger Shovel Since people have been asking, I’m going to start posting quick notes on various survival, camping, and boondocking gear. It’s taken me a while to accumulate and use all these tools and sort through what works and what doesn’t. The most...
by Bob | Jul 27, 2022 | Survival
Gaia I’m a big fan of Gaia GPS software. I have it on my computer, my phone and my iPad. I use the latter two in my Jeep Gladiator when I head out to wander. As you cans see, I bring up two maps in my ‘cockpit’. Using Carplay, I Put Gaia on the screen from my iPhone,...
by Bob | Jun 4, 2022 | Survival
Survivor Bias During World War II, researchers examined planes that were damaged on missions but managed to return. In essence, they counted bullet holes. The thought was that these places that got hit needed to be strengthened and protected. Seems to make sense....
by Bob | May 6, 2022 | Books, Movies and TV shows
Life’s Little Black Book The first book in a new non-fiction series of Little Black Books comes out today. Each of these books offer over 100 bite-sized snippets of information. Besides being informative, they make excellent gifts. As we hit graduation month,...
by Bob | Mar 18, 2022 | Survival
1 in 3 Americans It’s doubtful that 2022 will be better. I keep getting asked what are the priorities for preparation that someone should do. Of course, it would be easy to say “buy the book and start with Exercise #1” but that’s not what many want. They want the...
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