A book Bishop Tissier de Mallerais wants boys to read because the Catholic Church wants them to grow up to become providers, protectors, and guides.
A camping trip or a rough-and-tough pilgrimage are the ideal testing grounds for a boy becoming a man, physically and spiritually. Explore the physical survival adventures in the woods and on the water that boys experienced 100 years ago. Over 160 projects are profusely and whimsically explained, pictured, blueprinted, and photographed under subtitles like:
• campground shelters • forest furnishings • tent construction and placement • mastering the outdoors • outdoor innovations • angling for the big fish • the reel deal • terrific tackle box • the perfect fly • cleaning the catch • canoeing and paddle power • archery • campfire grub • camp kitchen gadgets and appliances • the open-air feast.
War on boredom and couch potatodom. What to do when no Wal-Mart is near you. Buy it; you’ll make it!
255pp., durable color flex-cover. Hundreds of drawings, illustrations, photos, diagrams, and blueprints. Indexed.
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This product was added to our catalog on Oct 3, 2008.
