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Building Redundant Water Paths In A City Home
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Building Redundant Water Paths In A City Home

Most urban homeowners never think about water until the moment it stops flowing. You turn on a faucet, nothing comes out, and suddenly everything from cooking dinner to flushing the toilet becomes a logistical puzzle. The city grid feels reliable right up until it doesn’t, and by then your options are limited to buying overpriced […]

Knot Work for Homesteads and Camps
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Knot Work for Homesteads and Camps

Cordage is one of the most important survival tools and tying knots is a fundamental survival skill, but getting started can be intimidating.  The Ashley Book of Knots (Ashley, 1944) is just one book on knots and it contains between 3,000 and 3,800 knots, depending on how you count a new knot! Eighty years after it […]

Balancing Preparedness With Contentment In The Present
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Balancing Preparedness With Contentment In The Present

Preparedness attracts a certain kind of person. It calls to the man who notices weak points, to the mother who thinks ahead, and to the family that would rather act now than regret later. That instinct is healthy. In uncertain times, a pantry, a water plan, and a few hard-earned skills are signs of responsibility. […]

Food For The Soul: Native Feasts, Pioneer Gatherings, And Amish Community Meals
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Food For The Soul: Native Feasts, Pioneer Gatherings, And Amish Community Meals

A hungry man thinks about food. A wise man thinks about what food does to a family, a church, a camp, or a whole community. That second lesson has been understood for a long time in America. Native tribes, pioneer families, and Amish communities all knew that shared meals did more than fill the stomach. […]