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Welcome! Hey there! I'm Matt Derrick, the creator of StP. I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Squat the Planet website and thank you for taking the time to sign up and join our community. There's a fantastic amount of information available here, so I've designed this...

Dont know if this has been posted or seen b4 but i thought it was cool an informative it can even be portable with a van or rv http://www.mdpub.com/Wind_Turbine/

Printable and pocket-sized! Just 1.click www.anything.org/123homefree.PDF 2.print out on oneside, turn over in printer and print on backside. 3.cut and bind! These guides are the same size as a credit card and are meant to be traded as an alternative currency...InfoCurrency!

In my travels and just use in general, i find herbal remedies to be much more effective and healthy way to remedy pretty much any and all aliments. they are also inexpensive, and if you live in certain areas, they grow wild. ill work on adding more info on that too. (: Here are just a few very...

I first saw one of these done for the US 2004 Budget, I really like these sorts of things, when you have the stupidly large numbers such as only economics can produce then a sense of scale is great. By the way this image is 2MB and 3500 × 2334 pixels so some PC's may chug abit when opening it...

I searched all through this website and did not find any thing about trackside guide or other rail way books. Does any one use either trackside guide, or the US one "cant find the title. If so any real comments on it. It list all the mile markers, stations, wheel detector, axil count detectors...

From a man with a whole 2000 miles under his belt! http://www.instructables.com/id/Hitchhiking-how-to-from-a-man-with-2000-miles-und/ Always carry $100 and bank cards with you, and remember, never ever get in a car that smells like weed!

http://www.mediafire.com/?xzydehnx0ly this is a download link for the british special air service wilderness survival manual. it's got emergency survival tips for all sorts of scenarios. enjoy.

So I stumbled across this a few weeks ago on http://audioanarchy.org ... it's a really interesting forty-five minute audio documentary of one person's travels across the united states. While most of it is self narration, there are portions of interviews he recorded with people he got rides from...