Heads Up book lovers

[Bishop]

John Plant aka "Primitive Technology" on Youtube has his first book coming out on October 31st
The complete guide to making things in the wild from scratch
Amazon taking pre-orders now for £17 hardback edition. link

 

[TeeDee]

Did anyone buy this book? and of so , is it worth getting or does it add any information that you won't find in 'normal' bushcraft type book?

 

[Hodge]

Are any of you going to buy the new Uncle Ray book, We Are Nature? Release date next Thursday.

 

[swotty]

Ray Mears book on order... hopefully be here close to the release date

Sent from Somerset using magic

 

[swotty]

John Plant aka "Primitive Technology" on Youtube has his first book coming out on October 31st
The complete guide to making things in the wild from scratch
Amazon taking pre-orders now for £17 hardback edition. link

Looks interesting, may have to go on the birthday wishes list!

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[TeeDee]

Looks interesting, may have to go on the birthday wishes list!

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I've got it coming so I will let you know what I think.

 

[nigelp]

I just pre ordered on Audible.

 

[MikeLA]

Ray Mears book on order... hopefully be here close to the release date

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No thanks just own his first green book, got rid of all the others.

 

[Robson Valley]

I'm a believer in buying several books on the same subject. Sometimes, reading the same thing several times in different words makes a lasting impression.

On a budget? I'm a believer in always, always checking www.abeBooks.com for used. There's a UK division. A £100 text book might set you back £5 or less.

 

[nigelp]

I’ve just reserved 5 books from the local library for £5.
Abebooks is a great place to save £100 and then spend that on lots of great second hand books