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I would greatly appreciate readers adding SurvivalBlog graphic links to their web sites and/or e-mail footers. Our goal is to double the SurvivalBlog readership by the end of 2007. Many thanks!
I would greatly appreciate readers adding SurvivalBlog graphic links to their web sites and/or e-mail footers. Our goal is to double the SurvivalBlog readership by the end of 2007. Many thanks!
Sir: Regarding Carl’s question of cleaning and harvesting grain. First get some horses and a binder, it’s much easier than by hand. Regarding proper use of a scythe: It is largely a matter of gaining a rhythm. Proper rhythm will allow you to cut all day without much effort., merely swinging your body. To exaggerate, swing the scythe to catch between 1?2 and one inch of grain/grass. At the last second jerk it toward you. In practice, if you have a good swing, it more or less does the jerk by itself. I have found that doing it properly will …
James: I have been reading SurvivalBlog most every day for nearly a year now. I’m a 10 Cent Challenge subscriber. I had long ago read most of those “button” web pages up at the top [of the SurvivalBlog main page], but it wasn’t until yesterday that I read your new page on Peak Oil, and I took the time to read all the way through the Glossary page. That thing has gotten huge. Not only was it interesting and educating to read, but it was also a laugh riot. You snuck some very funny stuff in there, like your definitions …
Courtesy of our friend Tom at CometGold.com, comes this blog link: Is Mexico About to Fail? o o o More on the commodities boom: The price of tin reached an all-time high early last week, at over $7 per pound! o o o Vic at Safecastle is offering SurvivalBlog readers an opportunity to purchase a lifetime membership in the Safecastle Royal buyers club at half-price now through August. Simply enter the coupon code JWRMEMBER on the payment page in the checkout process, and your membership will cost just $9.50. That membership gets you at least 20% off and …
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