Camping and Woodcraft
Autor Horace Kepharten Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 mai 2017
Horace Kephart's classic has withstood the test of time as the definitive guide to hiking, camping, cabin making, camp cooking, and outdoor survival. Incredibly, it has undergone nearly 70 printings and is one of the best selling books on the out-of-doors ever published. This edition contains special features and many improvements from the previous editions, such as rare photos, an 80-page introduction with a concise biography, and an expanded index.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780937207703
ISBN-10: 0937207705
Pagini: 425
Ilustrații: B&W photos throughout
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 38 mm
Greutate: 1.15 kg
Editura: Smokies Life
ISBN-10: 0937207705
Pagini: 425
Ilustrații: B&W photos throughout
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 38 mm
Greutate: 1.15 kg
Editura: Smokies Life
Notă biografică
Horace Kephart was a popular American travel writer and librarian during the early twentieth century. During his lifetime, he published several books on the outdoors, including Camping and Woodcraft (1906), Camp Cookery (1910), and Our Southern Highlanders (1913). Kephart was an integral advocate in the creation of the National Parks System. He passed away in 1931 in Byson City, North Carolina.David Nash is a verifiable preparedness MacGyver. He is both an academically trained professional emergency manager as well as a personal prepper. Nash is also a homesteader who raises a variety of animals, bees, and plants in a small suburban yard. He runs the popular prepper’s blog www.tngun.com. He resides in Dickson, Tennessee.
Recenzii
"This reprint deserves to be a working tool of every friend of the wilderness and life in the out-of-doors. Horace Kephart, a latter day Daniel Boone, leaves with a reader of his works 'the charm of nomadic life in its freedom from care, its unrestrained liberty of action and the proud self-reliance of one who is definitely his own master.'"