Online version of the 10 bushcraft books by Richard H Graves
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Excellent link 
thank you :You_Rock_
I have some of these and they are very good; quite 'structured' but full of useful information.
Cheers,
Toddy
thank you :You_Rock_ I have some of these and they are very good; quite 'structured' but full of useful information.
Cheers,
Toddy
I got the book made up of these seperate books, for six quid from abebooks. It was going at one stage for forty quid!! Excellent info, and I really want to give the sun compass a shot. One for this week I think.
this is good reading, unfortunately christmas holidays is over, but will buy paper to print this coming weekend!
That's quite an undertaking Kees! Fingers crossed you're able to
print two pages to one sheet to save the trees, although that only
works if you have reasonably good eyesight.
When printing from the internet I usually copy the text and whiz
it through Notepad to get rid of all the formatting before re-setting
it to my heart's content in Word.
Good luck
print two pages to one sheet to save the trees, although that only
works if you have reasonably good eyesight.
When printing from the internet I usually copy the text and whiz
it through Notepad to get rid of all the formatting before re-setting
it to my heart's content in Word.
Good luck
Jodie said:
Any Mac users out there could use 'MacJournal' to re-format or edit the webpages and then export to .pdf or .rtf.
There are two versions one is free, while an advanced version is available for a trial period.
http://homepage.mac.com/dschimpf/
definatly should be able to drop it into a E book for use on a PDA
i got a new 4 GB SD card waiting to be filled
i got a new 4 GB SD card waiting to be filled
