Musings of an Eclectic Pilgrim
Personal Reflection: Gerald did plenty of experimentation with gardening, especially with unusual edibles. He liked flowers, too. He did much to bolster my gardening efforts.
In this fictional letter from George to Karl, the survivalist, he shares information about growing potatoes for survival. Continue reading “Another Try at Growing Potatoes”
Personal Reflection: This is a continuation of Gerald’s thoughts on building an improvised weapon. It features a fictionalized letter from Karl to George as well as George’s reply.
Gerald insisted both be included in spite of the length of this piece because he felt time was short, and he wanted to get the message out. That was typical of his sense of urgency about many things. Continue reading “Spring Time in the Rockies – Please Release Me, Let Me Go”
Personal Reflection: One of Gerald’s obsessions was improvised weapons which might come in handy in the event regular firearms and ammunition became unavailable. Another reason for them is stealth. Continue reading “Spring Time in the Rockies – Junk Yard Weaponry”
Personal Reflection: It may be hard to wrap your head around this one. It was for me.
Gerald wrote a fictional letter to Karl, the survivalist, from his friend George Prell and contemplates daydreams about a minimalist lifestyle for survival Continue reading “Dream Darbs: The Darb Tribe, How They Could Live–an Attempt at an Interview”
Personal Reflection: Gerald studied a variety of subjects and made connections between them which most of us wouldn’t have thought of. In this fictional letter from Karl to his friend George, he praises a certain Indian tribe, the region they lived in, a breed of dogs, and others who lived a minimalist lifestyle. Continue reading “Caddo Indians, Carolina Dogs and Drop City”