Book Review Anyone read 'Surviving Off Off Grid?

I loved the book. It was a game changer for me. Tried to find a thread of others that have read it on the forum here, but couldn't find one, so I hope this isn't a duplicate thread.

The book made me want to sell everything, get some land and start raising my own food and meat. It changed me who I was at my core. It's a wonderful read for those who haven't read it. You can get it directly online, or on Amazon, or at Half dot com. No matter that price you pay, the book is a great read. I have since bought the book 3 times, as I've loaned the book to friends, they in turn lent it to someone else to read, so they lost their way back home, but I'm happy for those that are waking up to learning how to really survive off grid.

Any life-lessons or comments are appreciated.

Mark Kemp

 

Is that the book by Michael Bunker? This one? Surviving Off Off-Grid: Decolonizing the Industrial Mind: Michael Bunker: 9780615447902: Amazon.com: Books

 

Yes, written by Michael Bunker, that is correct.

Mark

 

I've since got 5 acres of usuable ground for gardens, herbs and animals. It's about 45 minutes from the closest town, so I like it's in the boonies. Next step is to get something built I can live in.

Mark

 

I will put it on my TBR list. Thanks for the heads up on this book.

 

Welcome to the tree Mark. I am playing catch up and reading your postings

 

Try shipping containers…they convert nicely…and the whole thing can become one large Faraday Cage.

 

I know how it is with some books. I have lent out many copies of Atlas Shrugged, and 6 copies have been lost though chain loans such as you describe. Welcome.