nklr - fire policy

[bmgecko]

For someone looking for real survival skills, I'd highly suggest www.hoodswoods.com or www.karamat.com Theses are two websites that seriously promote getting your ass out of a sling through prior knowledge and experience. Not just that, they teach folks how to do all this in a relative amount of comfort (once your skills are good and you have plenty of materials to work with at hand). For a lighter take on the serious subject of survival, though no less impressive a website, try www.jackmountainbushcraft.com , it's run my a fella who takes his survival in a much less serious way, though seriously promotes skills practice and real experience. Chris Astier

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[Ralph E. Hanson]

I don't know if anyone is interested, but here is a link to an article I co-authored on media coverage of wildland fires. (Yes, I know, my name got left off the top of the article on the web page, but it appeared in the magazine.) http://www.wildfiremagazine.com/smith.shtml Anyway, for what it is worth. If you want to really learn about fire, take a visit to the South Canyon Fire memorial out on Storm King Mountain near Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Not the one downtown, but the one out on the mountainside. Let's not cheapen what's happening by turning it into a "Clinton, he bad" rant. Forest management has many sins, but they have accumulated over most of a century. Blame Disney if you must blame someone. But fires are an inevitable part of the life of a forest. Ralph Ralph E. Hanson 99 KRL 650 http://www.wvu.edu/~journal2