Here are JWR’s Recommendations of the Week for various media and tools of interest to SurvivalBlog readers. This week the focus is on our advertiser BattlBox. (See the Gear & Grub section.)
Books:
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Serious bayonet collectors and investors find themselves a copy of this book: Bayonets from Janzen’s Notebook. (Used copies can sometimes be found on eBay for less than $75.)
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I was not surprised to see that Mark Levin’s Unfreedom of the Press is still in Amazon.com’s top 10 sellers list.
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Straw Bale Building Details: An Illustrated Guide for Design and Construction
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Movies:
Best of Warner Bros. 100 Film Collection (DVD)
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Instructional Videos and Vlogs:
Wranglerstar: Making A Van Home
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Nik Rijavec: Building a Traditional Log Cabin / 3 Years From First Log Till Finished. JWR’s Comment: This is not in English, but some skills are universal. Please folks: All the gear, all the time! Kevlar chainsaw chaps, eye protection, and ear protection are musts! And be particularly careful if you must do any plunging cuts.
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Just for Eye Candy: Planes of Fame airshow 2019 ‘Warbirds’ part 1. JWR’s Comment: I must say that the Spitfire thunderously roaring by a very low pass at the 15:55 mark of the video just about stole the show!
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And… For you Round Engine enthusiasts, here is some real, epic Dakota bush piloting: DC-3, Bush Air Cargo, Alaska.
Blogs:
Patrice Lewis of the Rural Revolution blog: “A job to go to”
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Commander Zero: They won’t make that mistake twice
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Orange Jeep Dad is back at it!
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And speaking of revived blogs, don’t miss: Thoughts from Frank and Fern
Gear & Grub:
Reader Michael S. wrote me to ask: “I have 1-gallon kerosene containers that I have purchased from Home Depot. The jugs are made from plastic and not suited for long term storage. What do you recommend for long term storage of kerosene?”
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Mountain House Raspberry Crumble
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I noticed that the folks at BattlBox (one of our affiliate advertisers) have moved a lot more of their “Past Missions” (monthly field gear/survival gear packages) to their Store page. If you like survivalist gear and gadgets, then you should check out their store. I must warn you that signing up for a monthly box subscription is absolutely addictive! They have four subscription levels, and even the “Basic” level still gets you a great box of gear every month. Subscribing will also make you everyone’s favorite Dad/Uncle/Grandpa on their birthdays, graduation days, Hanukkah, or Christmas. (Hint: No more shopping. You will have a pile of extra knives and goodies by December, each year.)
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