This is a practical guide to comfort, safety and survival for all those who venture into the woods, whether regularly or only occasionally. The principles have been proven over years of experience by knowledgeable people from all over the world.
Safe and Sound: How Not to Get Lost in the Woods and How to Survive If You Do |
| Nobody means to get lost, but it can happen to just about anyone
who ventures into the woods. In Safe and Sound, retired RCMP officer
Gordon Snow tells how to guard yourself and your children against getting lost,
and how young and old can emerge healthy and cheerful if, in spite of
everything, they get lost anyway. This is a practical guide to comfort, safety and survival for all those who venture into the woods, whether regularly or only occasionally. The principles have been proven over years of experience by knowledgeable people from all over the world. |
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| In his 35 years with the RCMP, Gordon Snow supervised more than 50
searches for lost people and participated in over 150 more. From 1984 to 1992,
he was RCMP ground search and rescue coordinator for New Brunswick. Today, he
trains search and rescue workers in Canada and the U.S. Written by Gordon Snow. Published by Goose Lane Editions, 1997. |
| Catalogue No. | 0-86492-222-1 |
| Price | $9.95 |
| Format | Softcover |
| Pages | 89 |
| Language | English only |
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