Camping and woodcraft by nessmuk

[Stuart]

.PDF copy of woodcraft and camping by Nessmuk

enjoy

 

[leon-1]

Thanks Stuart and of course JM

 

[JohnC]

Thanks for the link!

 

[Jodie]

This is great - thank you. I printed it off and have been reading it on the
train home and back in again and chuckling at bits of it. Wonderful turns
of phrase he has there.

It's on my Amazon wishlist so might get a proper copy at Christmas, only
£3.68 and a bit of postage and packaging so if not, I'll probably buy one
myself anyway.

Jo

 

[BorderReiver]

Cheers Stuart.

 

[Stuart]

This is great - thank you. I printed it off and have been reading it on the
train home and back in again and chuckling at bits of it. Wonderful turns
of phrase he has there.

I'm Glad you like it, thanks for the Rep point

 

[Jodie]

I did - and I also like the stuff you've written yourself judging from the
Bushcraft magazines and your 'survival is all about a good cup of tea'
thread. That's some blooming good advice, actually it's outstanding
- not just the advice but the logic / lateral thinking behind it.

I had wondered what the obsession with tea was. Tolerable enough
drink of course but I could take it or leave it. Now I know to take it!

Jo

 

[sam_acw]

If you buy it from Amazon it is one of those cheap books that is useful to remember when you are just a couple of quid short of the free postage!

 

[Chopper]

All I get is a blank screen when I click the link, am i doing something wrong

 

[Klenchblaize]

Someone should seriously consider producing a nicely bound re-print me thinks. :thinkerg: Now, just where did I put Chris Yates of the Medlar Press’ telephone number!

Cheers

 

[Biddlesby]

All I get is a blank screen when I click the link, am i doing something wrong

Try right clicking the link and 'saving as'.

 

[Chopper]

Bang on Biddlesby, got and love it. Thanks.

 

[JM]

Actually, the previous link is a cuttoff version wit a lot of chapters shortened and others missing, a total inline and uncut version and matching full pdf is available here:

http://outdoors-magazine.com/s_topic.php?id_rubrique=30

Nessmuk woodcraft and camping is not copyrighted anymore (check the foreword) so it is public domain, so I scanned the missing chapters and made it available ;-) .

 

[Galemys]

Thank you very much sir...

Tom