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Finally, a survival guide for the average Joe or Jane. Features: survival scenarios, real life examples, easy to use check-lists, and survival tips for every household.. This practical, concise, well-structured and easy to read guide provides simple

• Title : The Home Survivalist's Handbook
• Author : Christopher Eastin
• Rating : 4.90 (377 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-4-7
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 128 Pages
• Asin : B005E0W2MA
• Language :

Finally, a survival guide for the average Joe or Jane.

Features: survival scenarios, real life examples, easy to use check-lists, and survival tips for every household.. This practical, concise, well-structured and easy to read guide provides simple solutions to making your home prepared for any disaster, small or large, that may arise. The Home Survivalist’s Handbook is a must have in any house or apartment. From a week without water to a complete breakdown in society’s infrastructure, you’ll be ready for most any event. The Home Survivalist’s Handbook will help you and yours through short-term and long-term crisis. The Home Survivalist’s Handbook is designed to help urbanites hold down the fort during a crisis, so that they can get back to life when things return to normal. Someti

The series is due out in 2015. Eastin uses his true life experiences as both a city dweller and mountain survivalist as co-author of his first book, The Home Survivalist's Handbook. He is also currently working on a four-book series about survival, homesteading and off-grid living in the mountains of Colorado. In this, he's tailored his real life solutions for those living in and around the cities. He blogs daily at The Bear Ridge Trading Post where he chronicles his life off-grid in the mountains. His writings focus on issues he's encountered since leaving the corporate world for a simple, self-sustaining life. He says, "I abandoned the rat-race!" Since then he's lived off his stored survival supplies at Bear Ridge while building up his ability to become as close to self sufficient as possible. . About the

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He says, "I abandoned the rat-race!" Since then he's lived off his stored survival supplies at Bear Ridge while building up his ability to become as close to self sufficient as possible. The series is due out in 2015. Christopher Eastin identifies himself as "a liberated corporate slave living off-grid and writing in the mountains of Southern Colorado." He built his own cabin, grows most of his own food, generates his own power and brews his own beer… Eastin "bugged-out" from his comfortable life as an Information Technology Director a few years ago. He blogs daily at The Bear Ridge Trading Post where he chronicles his life off-grid in the mountains.