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    Default Steven Callahan - Adrift passaround

    hi everyone
    i've got a well read copy of steven callahan - adrift, 76 days lost at sea. i've read it about half a dozen times over the years, so i thought i'd offer it for a passaround for anyone who hasn't read it yet.
    PM me and i'll send it off

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    Yes please mate. PM sent
    Jamie

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    Is that the guy who was in the Sea Survival episode of RM's Extreme Survival series?
    If so can you put me in the queue for the pass around please.
    "Everyone Who Has Not Already Done So Should Avail Themself Of The Magnificent Panorama Provided By Nature!"

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    bushcarft4life and 'loz' both pm'd at the same time - whichever address i get first, gets it first! Greg - you're in the queue, watch the thread for progress

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    loz has sent address - bushcraft4life, PM loz with your address for when he's finished with it

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    Thanks Gorilla, much appreciated,

    Bushcraft4life - you still at same address i posted Telemark too ? - if so then i'll forward it there for ye when im done ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by loz. View Post
    Thanks Gorilla, much appreciated,

    Bushcraft4life - you still at same address i posted Telemark too ? - if so then i'll forward it there for ye when im done ?
    Damn and blast . Yep still at same address mate.

    Cheers
    Jamie
    Jamie

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    I wont be long reading it ! - the twins have me up till all hours at the moment feeding, so im flying through books while doing that.

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    This is an exceptional book, one that will interest you to the point that you will probably seek other books out in the same topic. Maurice and Maralyn Bailey wrote a book that is very good, and there is another called Red sky in mourning. That is about a woman who is left unconcious on a boat and her boyfriend swept overboard in a storm. She needs to jury rig a new mast and all other manner of things. Based on a true story. Aslo, dougal robertson has wrote a book or two, one of which is quite expensive these days!

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    i had a proof copy of dougal robertsons book years ago - 'survive the savage sea' i think it was called?
    one of those things that now i think 'wonder what happened to that?'

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    Quote Originally Posted by gorilla View Post
    i had a proof copy of dougal robertsons book years ago - 'survive the savage sea' i think it was called?
    one of those things that now i think 'wonder what happened to that?'
    That's the cheap one! You can get it on amazon for 1p!

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_...the+savage+sea

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    found it, bought it! nice one spam!

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    edited to remove spoiler
    Last edited by rabsyboy; 09-07-2007 at 11:05.

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    STOP !! - let me read it !

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    ooops - forgot to say;

    "Spoiler warning!! "


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    Quote Originally Posted by rabsyboy View Post
    ooops - forgot to say;

    "Spoiler warning!! "

    cheers mate!!
    "Everyone Who Has Not Already Done So Should Avail Themself Of The Magnificent Panorama Provided By Nature!"

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    Loz - just sent book today - sorry for the delay - i couldn,t find the book - turned up under my daughters bed with a few other bits i'd lost - she's a bit of a magpie!
    and rabsyboys post is one of the daftest things i've ever read!

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    Just like to add that 2 of the best books I've ever read about survival at sea are
    Death Raft by Alexander McKee and
    Desperate Voyage by John Caldwell.

    Cheers Roy

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    Quote Originally Posted by gorilla View Post
    Loz - just sent book today -
    No worries ! it's bound to get lost in the Irish postal system once it crosses the water anyhow !

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    Got this today !!

    Cheers Gorilla,

    I'll get this read soon as i can and pass on.

    L

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    Bushcraft4life - posted this today mate,

    Sorry delay - was down in wexford for a week of rain and crab fishing !

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    Cheers Loz. My Nan and Grandad live down in Rosslare, Wexford town at night wooooop , That reminds me, whens me next visit...........
    Jamie

    Camping: The art of getting closer to nature while getting farther away from the nearest cold beverage, hot shower and flushing toilet.

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