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5 comments:
Will to live sounds like a very good read,with lots of good information. I am following your blog, you are welcome to follow mine as well. Blessings jane
Sounds like an interesting book.
We love the Survivorman shows, just get tired of them all being re-runs now. There are lots of thought provoking ideas on them. I am not sure I ever would have thought to cannibalize my vehicle to help me survive, for example.
"James and Jennifer Stolpa, who with their 5 month old son got stranded in a snowstorm on their way to a funeral."
I'm not sure about the rest, but in his show, he reenacted this story and gave tips as to what he would have done instead. Throughout the show, James and Jennifer talked about their story.
I always like his show, too bad he decided to end it. I guess there really aren't an endless type of scenarios to survive from.
I've never heard of him, either. :) But that sounds really interesting--I requested it at my library. I just hope it doesn't give me nightmares... :)
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