JWR’s Recommendations of the Week:

Here are JWR’s Recommendations of the Week for various media and tools of interest to SurvivalBlog readers. This week the focus is on Replacing Broken Tool Handles. (See the Instructional Videos section.)

Books:

Winter in the Wilderness: A Field Guide to Primitive Survival Skills

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The Glorious Adventure: Through the Mediterranean in the Wake of Odysseus. Halliburton’s classic travel book. “‘The Glorious Adventure’ was Halliburton’s second book, and details how he set out to follow in the path of Ulysses, as described in the Odyssey. The resultant book does not have a dull page. It details how Halliburton roamed the Mediterranean Sea searching for adventure and romance, both of which he was happy to report were still in abundant supply.

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Pilgrim’s Progress

 

Movies & Television:

Courageous

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The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy (The Fellowship of the Ring / The Two Towers / The Return of the King) (Extended Edition)

 

Instructional Videos (Replacing Broken Tool Handles):

Wranglerstar–one of our favorite videobloggers–a man who truly “walks the walk” on traditional skills: Replacing Broken Tool Handles

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Swedish Homestead: Very Helpful Ratchet Strap Trick

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1903 Springfield 100 Year Anniversary

 

 

Gear:

‘Tis the Season for snow shovels. I recommend that you pay a bit more to buy quality, or no doubt you’ll be buying annual replacements. Here is some real quality, Made in USA: FOREST HILL Manufacturing Homeowner Aluminum Scoop Shovel (48-Inch)

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Also made in USA: Bully Tools 92400 Mulch/Snow Scoop with Fiberglass D-Grip Handle

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And to carry in your vehicle: Overmont Snow Shovel Lightweight Aluminum Ice Scraper Sport Utility Shovel Portable Collapsible Mud for Car, Camping, Garden

 

Make a Suggestion

Want to suggest Recommendations of your own? Then please send them to JWR. (Either via e-mail of via our Contact form.) Thanks!

 

 

 




One Comment

  1. Dalrock has a different take on Courageous which he calls “craven”
    https://dalrock.wordpress.com/2012/05/03/craven/
    as he did on FireBombed (fireproof)
    https://dalrock.wordpress.com/2011/10/30/firebombed/

    The man is always at fault, can never really be the head, who cares about what the bible says?

    At least two recent Redoubt famous men have been divorced because, well, we have matriarchal “man-fault” divorce laws. Firebomb’s message is they should have given into their wife’s every whim. Craven says all men are bad fathers.

    Read Dalrock’s reviews (spoilers) and decide for yourself if these movies are from God or have some serpentine twists.

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