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Geocachers Check out the New Addition to the TSP Gear Shop

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We have another cool addition to the gear shop, specifically for the large number of GeoCashers in the TSP community.  Geo Caching is a fun outdoor sport that gets you out into the woods, teaches you navigation skills and is just plain fun.  You can learn more about Geo Caching at www.geochaching.com For those into the activity we now have TSP branded “path tags”.  These are roughly the size of a quarter, and have a serial number on the back (the serial number is the same on all TSP path tags). They are meant to be used very specifically as … Continue reading →

Episode-334- Listener Feedback and Emails for 12-10-09

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I am once again in the home studio today and decided to go into some of your more detailed emails that simply can’t be read on the road.   Today we discuss economics, politics, debt, generators, changes people are making in their lives and more. Tune in to hear… Tips on storing medications and antibiotics from a pharmacist How to choose the right generator for your home One of my “hate mail” emails I get often (for the ironic humor and to let opposing views be heard) What is the Appleseed Project and why you should get involved Thoughts on fire … Continue reading →

Episode-135- Fishing Options for the Modern Survivalist

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Obama is appointing tax cheats, the government is mortgaging our future and Wall Street Execs are cashing in on bail out money.  It is enough to make a man want to snap out!  So let’s take a break and talk about something far more enjoyable, fishing and different options for adding fishing as a component of modern survival living and lifestyle planning. Tune in Today to Hear Anyone up for a surf fishing trip with Halffast and Jack on the Texas coast Fishing is an adjunct for supplying food not an unending source Thoughts on connecting with people that know … Continue reading →