My son and I just finished listening to the audio version of Hatchet. I'm a 46 year old hard ass and it brought a smile and tears to my face. My family and I just went through a tropical storm here on the coast of Texas. Only thing I had to do was top off the fuel tank on my sweeties minivan. This forum challenges you to look and plan ahead. I only write when I feel as if I have something to contribute.<br><br>Best Regards<br>Bruce Geissen<br>Texas

Hunter,<br>I am glad that you listen to it, I thought it was one of the best survival stories I have ever heard. The tapes became alive for me and hard to listen to in some parts, the whole thing was a haunting experience. I especially loved the part where Brian said "I am tough where it counts, tough in the head". It sure does make you open your eyes, doesn't it?<br><br>MCSE

hey,<br>I guess this is in America, but what are you talking about. Cos I tell you it sounds damm interesting!<br>Reinhardt

How quick we can adapt is a good thing. If one way doesn't work try something different. Like the water refraction when trying to spear fish. I have floundered all my life here on the coast. We learned early to ease the gig in the water before gigging the flounder. Always seemed to be more accurate. <br><br>Hunter