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 A truly interesting read and although it focuses on the development of mountaineering there are pages and pages of information that will give you an insight into how the pioneers of the outdoors pushed the boundaries.
By Mike Parsons and Mary B Rose.
A truly interesting read and although it focuses on the development of mountaineering there are pages and pages of information that will give you an insight into how the pioneers of the outdoors pushed the boundaries. I was lucky enough to have the time to read the book from cover to cover in one go. Bushcraft is all about understanding and this book will, without a doubt, give you an in-depth understanding of the relationship between human aspirations and the development of technologies that help us to survive the elements. Comments
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