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Liepman Literary Agency
Marc Koralnik |
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BUSHCRAFT
La survie relax
The best way to appreciate the great outdoors is to fully experience it.
DESCRIPTION
Billy Rioux does his coureur des bois heritage proud by sharing with readers some essential skills for survival in the great outdoors and introducing them to the art of bushcraft: using all the resources available in the plant world. It may be full of valuable tips for navigating and finding food and shelter in the forest, but The Laid-Back Bushcrafter is an accessible guide for everyone, not just extreme adventure veterans. All the activities, techniques and projects in the book are designed to be doable, such as building a shelter for the night in the snow or using tree branches, lighting a fire and keeping it going, cooking delicious meals in the embers or over hot stones, and tying simple knots. There's something to learn about everything, and this book makes it all a fun experience.
A historian by education, Billy Rioux is also well placed to tell a story or two of human adventure and misadventure in Canada's forests as well as recounting his own ventures into the wilds of nature.
AUTHOR
Billy Rioux paddled down the Yukon River on a makeshift raft, built his own log cabin solo, visited 16 countries across Europe with one cent in his pocket and hitchhiked his way across Canada to Alaska, to name but a few of his adventures. His YouTube channel has more than 20,000 subscribers, and some of his videos have
been viewed more than 200,000 times.
Billy Rioux does his coureur des bois heritage proud by sharing with readers some essential skills for survival in the great outdoors and introducing them to the art of bushcraft: using all the resources available in the plant world. It may be full of valuable tips for navigating and finding food and shelter in the forest, but The Laid-Back Bushcrafter is an accessible guide for everyone, not just extreme adventure veterans. All the activities, techniques and projects in the book are designed to be doable, such as building a shelter for the night in the snow or using tree branches, lighting a fire and keeping it going, cooking delicious meals in the embers or over hot stones, and tying simple knots. There's something to learn about everything, and this book makes it all a fun experience.
A historian by education, Billy Rioux is also well placed to tell a story or two of human adventure and misadventure in Canada's forests as well as recounting his own ventures into the wilds of nature.
AUTHOR
Billy Rioux paddled down the Yukon River on a makeshift raft, built his own log cabin solo, visited 16 countries across Europe with one cent in his pocket and hitchhiked his way across Canada to Alaska, to name but a few of his adventures. His YouTube channel has more than 20,000 subscribers, and some of his videos have
been viewed more than 200,000 times.
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Book
Published 2019-07-01 by VLB Editeur |