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SAS Urban Survival Handbook (SAS Survival (HarperCollins))
Written by the former SAS Chief Survival Instructor, this guide shows how to make your home safe and avoid domestic accident or injury. It shows the dangers of DIY tools, chemicals and poisonous plants in your home and garden and gives help and strategies for home security and fire prevention. It also includes sections on avoiding accidents and injury at work and in sports...more
Paperback, 320 pages
Published
December 1st 1996
by HarperCollins Publishers Limited
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Someone bought me this book - people buy me a lot of books (and socks) because what else do you buy a man of my years? Anyway, this was a really interesting read and I will put some of these techniques to the test. I might try and snare my 95 year old wife :-)
If such pearls of wisdom like learning not to use your hair dryer in the bathtub and how to recognize genital warts count as your version of "urban survival" you've found the right book. If you want real information, look elsewhere.
I enjoy manuals on how to do things generally...but this nifty book is about making it when you are travelling light. Now that's useful information.
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