What book are you reading at the moment?

[Mesquite]

As the title says...what book are you reading at the moment?

For me it's Bullock Creek by Barry Crump. I've read a couple other books by him and they're enjoyable books with little snippets of bushcrafting in them.

 

[poddle]

BushCraft by Mors Kochanski of course , really I mean did you really have to ask?
It arrived yesterday

Looks good too.

 

[Chris the Cat]

The Natural Navigator,
Tristan Gooley. Lovin it!!
Chris.

 

[launditch1]

South by E.shackleton.
All quiet on the western front by Erich Maria Remarque.
Not much to do with bushcraft..more survival.

 

[dr jones]

Just finished "nessmuks" woodcraft and camping yesterday, enjoyable easy classic . Started to read " cache lake" for the umpteenth time, superb!

 

[jungle_re]

MI9 - a history of escape and evasion - MRD foot
KIM - kipling

 

[British Red]

Ring of Bright Water trilogy by Gavin Maxwell - the true story of a man living without modern convenience but with otters

 

[dorkingbushcraft]

just finished sniper onehttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article2284366.ece
now im half way through real heroes of telemark

 

[Peter_t]

BushCraft by Mors Kochanski of course

im forever reading mors's book its so good it makes rays books look a bit half hearted


im also getting stuck into the long walk by Slavomir Rawicz, pretty good so far!



pete

 

[gorilla]

The Bourne Deception, 7th in the series, nearly finished that though - next is one i got today - The Strain, by Guillermo Del Toro

 

[Trev]

The Gulag Archipelago - Solzhenitsyn
Dust of Dreams - S Erikson

And not really reading but browsing various wild food and bird books .

 

[Shewie]

Started to read "Finding Your Way without Map or Compass" by Harold Gatty this week but I had to break off from it. It looks like it will be a useful read.

 

[bushcraft_lad]

just finished sniper onehttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/iraq/article2284366.ece
now im half way through real heroes of telemark

Excellent book mate just finished readying that one myself

 

[poddle]

Started to read "Finding Your Way without Map or Compass" by Harold Gatty this week but I had to break off from it. It looks like it will be a useful read.

I was reading that one but got lost halfway through and gave up

 

[Nagual]

Currently reading "Otherland" by Tad Williams. It's hard going, normall I fly through books faster than a vindaloo goes through my gut, but htis is taking me a while,


Cheers,

 

[Walks with dogs]

Primal Blueprint by Mark Sisson, about how eating a hunter gatherer diet and appropriate exercise ( surprisingly little of it ) is far better for health than guidelines conventional wisdom generally dictates. I'm not a health expert, but I feel and look healthier following the advice given in the book.

 

[g4ghb]

Same as Chris, The Natural Navigator by Tristan Gooley. (though it seems a bit slow - the introduction felt about 1/4 of the book.....

.......... also oddly enough Reds book, Ring of bright water, was (kinda - was the film adaptation to be fair) brought up in conversation last night by the bloke trying to flog us double glazing! - how spooky is that!?!?!

 

[nuggets]

hillbill,s posts !!!

 

[Whittler Kev]

The book of secrets by Tom Harper - Good read

 

[armie]

LOTR, for the umpteenth time. (Never seen the movies btw, and don't want to)