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Bill, Enjoyed your informative site! I have not done a lot of winter camping but really do look forward to this way of being in the woods. Your tips and reader comments have been very interesting. Thanks for taking the time!!!
Doug Skinner
Westfield, PA USA - Friday, December 28, 2001 at 20:10:07 (CST)

Hey Bill, Glad to find other people, like my wife & I, that also enjoy winter camping. We've been winter camping for the past 17 years throughout Michigan. Enjoyed finding this web site. Will definitely visit again. 12/22/2001
Phil & karen <Philrubino@aol.com>
Attica, mi USA - Saturday, December 22, 2001 at 20:45:58 (CST)

I need plans to build a children's teepee and an adult's teepee. I would like to build the children's teepee for my grandson for Christmas but I can't find any plans. Thanks for an interesting site and your help. I do fishing, gold panning, metal detecting, 8-mile roadside clean-ups with my goldminers, and camping. Also, I help take kids on fishing tournaments and take adults from nursing homes fishing.
Ellen Compton <detector_one@yahoo.com>
Albany, OR USA - Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 15:03:49 (CST)

Great site!
Tom Slivka <AMERTOM@aol.com>
Centreville, Va USA - Monday, December 17, 2001 at 16:04:25 (CST)

I share your beliefs also, as a retired U.S. Army Ranger, i like to get new tips on the outdoors. Keep up the good work.
mark albertson <markalbertson@hotmail.com>
Boonville, Mo - Sunday, December 09, 2001 at 15:26:51 (CST)

I would like to introduce the unique fire container and hot water storage system called the Fire Faucet. Never before has the camping industry seen such a marvel in technology. Please visit my web site and judge for yourself. www.kampsafe.freeservers.com
Dale Atwood <campsafe@cyberlink.bc.ca>
Kimberley, BC Canada - Thursday, December 06, 2001 at 12:21:58 (CST)

None at this time, just browsing.
David T. McGregor <okpik_amik@hotmail.com>
Flint, MI USA - Thursday, November 29, 2001 at 17:32:53 (CST)

I always so enjoy reading Christmas stories and poem from past and present. It helps put me in the Christmas spirit. Thank you for giving of your time and energy so we all can read and remember. Happy Holidays and mya God Bless you and yours.
Sheila Brumbeloe <us4Brums@Juno.com>
Trafford, AL Blount - Thursday, November 29, 2001 at 05:29:36 (CST)

Hello bill. I was just browsing to refresh on out door tips for the winter. Ive been winter camping for over 20 years now and find it to be the best time of the year to head out into the great ole outdoors. Last year my son came along on his first winter camping trip and built his own version of an igloo that was lined with thick pine boughs.A very warm toasty night he spent while dads shelter was subjected to an about face wind that gave a somewhat cool nights sleep. my son is 9. Im 42. So I was very pleased to come across your informative site. Truth lies in the words "just when you think you know, You know nothing " Over the years when i camped by myself. A simple lean too shelter was suffice. However, over the years besides my son . Ive introduced a few more to the joys of winter camping. Ill be comming back to your site often as unofficially Ive found myself in the matter of being an unofficial camp guide. I really dont mind but I sure appreciate such a quality site with viable information to help myself and friends enjoy those early winter afternoons and long cool evenings. REGARDS LARRY R . B.C. CANADA
Larry R.
b.c. canada - Wednesday, November 28, 2001 at 00:09:49 (CST)

nice site...could use more survival tips...what's up with the corny music?
derek bryan <mojack_5>
Salt Lake City, UT usa - Tuesday, November 27, 2001 at 13:49:37 (CST)

I was actually browsing to find some information on the lake of the ozarks and came across this site. Pretty awesome. Keep up the good work, and if I am ever in the "Deep Ozark Mountains of Missouri" I'll have to stop in to get a cup of coffee!
Jennifer Bliler <jbliler@hotmail.com>
Taylorville, IL USA - Wednesday, November 21, 2001 at 13:57:37 (CST)

Great site ,keep up the good work. --... ...--
Brian R Smith <ve3dhs@bstrax.on.ca>
Dunrobin, on Canada - Tuesday, November 13, 2001 at 17:41:19 (CST)

Bill, you have one of the better sites, that I have looked at. Informative and easy to get around. Thanks
D. Heffington <irish2@volcano.net>
Pioneer, CA USA - Thursday, November 08, 2001 at 08:02:34 (CST)

thank you for your web page.was looking for outdoor shelters.
Emma M.Rohrbach <emma@cybrquest.com>
Kamiah, ID U.S.A. - Monday, November 05, 2001 at 17:30:46 (CST)

Nice site! I think it could use more survival tips though.
Joan
Black Diamond, WA United States - Wednesday, October 24, 2001 at 18:13:20 (CDT)

Thanks…
Matt <N/A>
Omaha, NE U.S.A. - Wednesday, October 10, 2001 at 12:56:27 (CDT)

I absolutely love everything there is when it comes to snow. Everything except the cold weather that is!!! Ever wonder if you really have what it takes to survive a blizzard, or an avelanche, be able to live outside in negitive 0 degree weather for long period of time, if it came down to it? Well, I have, but I sure in heck ain't gonna be as dumb to go do it to prove I can do it!!! So, instead of doing that, I like to write about it. I believe in the next few years, you will see me as this big time "Jack London" kind of author. Writting about every kind of survival story there is to conqure. And none of this unrealistic kind of survival techniques. No bears, or animals to help your way home. It will be just you and your wits to either survive or not!!! And thanks to this here web site, you so kindly put together, when people ask me why I know so much about survival, I can say most of my knowledge came from this here web site!!! And when you read my first book, you can say, "hey I know her, she signed my guestbook!!!" (I would love to see your face as you are reading this!!!) But anyhow, thank you for the info...and keep up the awesome work. I hope you add more, because I will be here often!!!!!!
Deanna Kronnich <Lifes_mystery101@hotmail.com>
Marine City,, MI 100% Made in the USofA!!! - Wednesday, October 10, 2001 at 11:28:50 (CDT)

Great site with lotss of outstanding information!!! Thanks so much for all the work you've done here!!!!!!
Jennifer <jenniferloisowens@yahoo.com>
Kismet, KS The Good 'Ole USA - Tuesday, October 09, 2001 at 14:30:19 (CDT)

I really enjoyed reading your pages. U DA Man... I've been hunting and fishing since a young boy and have actually been turned around or might I say lost on a few occassions without having to stay then night. I have always been prepared for that situation and your pages explain to those how to make sure they are prepared. I learned the hard way so hopefully those who read your pages wont. Take care and maintain this site if you can....I know it's a lot of work. Tinman1000...40 and still exploring
Bill Murphy <Tinman1000@worldnet.att.net>
Puyallup, WA The Best: USA - Monday, October 08, 2001 at 21:46:15 (CDT)

hi i am new to the internet. i am the one who has been visiting your site a lot lately. also i am wondering how to set up a homepage. i find your website to be very refreshing; although i have only seen a 1/4 of it. i will be back as soon as i take my son out.see ya. debbie
debbieh1 <debbieh1@austarnet.com.au>
gladstone, qld australia - Monday, September 24, 2001 at 05:59:57 (CDT)

Sir, Definitetly a wll designed and imformative page. I am a firefigher/lookout with 40+ years of wilderness experience and have used most of the techniques you have described at one time or another (except the fire pits, though I have heard of them). I wonder if you have ever tried this for a good warm sleep: Gather dry pine needles, or even better the tips of fresh pine boughs that have been gnawed off by squirrels. In the winter you can often get lucky and gather bushels of them from under just a few trees. Build a rock or log rectangle big enough for your body and more than a foot deep, fill this with boughs and mound it another foot. Burrow into it and sleep warm. If you have a poncho you can place it over the mound for shelter or teepee bark strips. If you have one of those good old army surplus ponchos that snaps together around the edges you can make a great sack out of it and fill it with enough boughs to make a foot thick quilt. With a foot of boughs in the rock/log rectangle for a mattress and this quilt on top of me I have slept warm in subzero temperatures
Jim Swetnam <chiron@cnsp.com>
Albuquerque, nm - Thursday, September 20, 2001 at 16:03:55 (CDT)

I really find this web sight helpful to me because my family and I are thinking about moving to Missouri this summer! We are not real happy in Texas and we have heard that Mo. is a gorgeous state! So we will be visiting in the next few months to make a final desition! Thank you so much for your help with this matter!
Mary <marystout73@hotmail.com>
FT.Worth, Tx U.S.A. - Tuesday, September 18, 2001 at 16:54:17 (CDT)

Your information was extremely valuable to our outdoor wilderness trip we are going to take. Thanks for all the great stuff!!!!!
Troop 755 <hcmacgilfrey@gateway.net>
Hardwick, VT US - Friday, September 07, 2001 at 16:38:42 (CDT)

I have really enjoyed this site! I was looking for a survival skills page to learn and teach my kids (and husband..lol) and thankfully found this one. I am marking it in my favorites and plan to come back often and do just as the introduction says...sit back, drink my coffe, and relax. Might actually learn something at the same time! Thank you for putting this site together. It truley makes a person feel welcome. And I was surprised at myself...I REALLY liked Moonlight Sonata! Who'd have thought? Oh and before I go...have you ever seen "Mountain Men" the movie? There is one part where the one man says "Lost??? I've never been lost. Maybe a fearsome confused for a few days but not lost!" lol On one of the pages one of your comments reminded me of it and I thought you may identify with it. lol Thanks for the site! Becky
Becky Jones <snow_wytch@hotmail.com>
Eastern, KY USA - Wednesday, September 05, 2001 at 22:45:26 (CDT)

COME AND CHECK OUR WEB SITE.
BIRDSEYE TRADING POST <birdseyetp@psci.net>
BIRDSEYE, IN USA - Tuesday, August 28, 2001 at 10:34:54 (CDT)

Just wanted to let you know I enjoyed your useful info on winter camping, especially the part about digging a pit and burning coals in it and then covering it to sleep on. My son-in-law is a boy scout leader and I am sure that your techniques will be of interest to him. Thanks again and keep up the good work!!!
Linda Templon <LLTEMPLON@msn.com>
Hagerstown, MD USA - Thursday, August 16, 2001 at 07:24:55 (CDT)

Brilliant,thanks so much for all this useful information,could you tell me what basics you need for starting your own school. thanks alot wayne
Wayne <youngwayne@talk21.com>
hangö, finland - Sunday, August 12, 2001 at 13:27:36 (CDT)

Nice presentation. One of the better websites that I have seen. Keep up the good work. Mike
WebMedia Website Productions <webmedia@webmediawebsites.com>
Gresham, OR USA - Wednesday, August 08, 2001 at 02:34:02 (CDT)

Your information has been very helpful to me. I know nothing about the many virus types that could infect my computer. I have really become interested within the past few weeks, and concerned. In reading about the worm viruses, I realized that I have rejected the Love Letter one, and didn't know it until reading about it recently. I just knew enough to know that I had better watch what I contact through email. Thank you for your wonderful website. It's wonderful, and certainly a great contribution to people like me who doesn't know much about what is going on out there. I have enjoyed your work. I don't have a web page. Thanks again. Mona
Mona Grinstead <monagrin@alltel.net>
Branford, FL Suwannee - Sunday, August 05, 2001 at 22:41:43 (CDT)

Great info on shelter-building. Gave me a few new ideas for a demonstration i'm giving at college in a few weeks. Although i will have to find different trees to use other than the ones you named.......other side of the world here!! ;)
Vicky <jester74@bigpond.com>
Melbourne, Australia - Friday, August 03, 2001 at 10:37:17 (CDT)

Still have and work at http://www.txm.com Just my semi annual drop in to see how this site evolves, it's an oasis in the 3W web's world of pages. Thanks for keeping it going : )) E.
Ed Coffin <txm@txm.com>
Grand Prairie, TX USA - Sunday, July 29, 2001 at 03:24:18 (CDT)

This site was really cool, even though i didn't find what i was looking for. I'm going on vacation with my family to Isle Royal on Lake superior in about 4 days. I was looking to see if you had any ideas on what kinds of meals we could make. but i didn't find anything. Thanks anyway.
Ashley Litzau <mcvey215@aol.com>
Blaine, mn USA - Thursday, July 19, 2001 at 10:45:12 (CDT)

Newlyweds here and i love camping of all kinds. she does kinda? but she needs encouragement to do so soooooo? Any way . cool site dude!!!!!!!
cenile <CENILE@prodigy.net>
springdale, ar usa - Friday, June 29, 2001 at 23:51:23 (CDT)

I would like to say that your site is cool,and the music too. Right now I am going to keep lisenting to your music. I really enjoy lisenting to your music. June/22/2001
Raul Morua <Skatrguy1313@cs.com>
Moreno Valley, CA United States - Friday, June 22, 2001 at 21:05:51 (CDT)

I was just looking for a copy of the Desiderata poem to print. Now I'll have to come back and leisurely browse at all the rest.
Marinela Nadalin <marinenad@yahoo.it>
Pordenone, Italy - Saturday, June 09, 2001 at 03:12:04 (CDT)

I think your web site is fantastic. It's really interesting, and the music makes it all the better.I didn't know you could do all that on a computer! Like I said, I'm new at all this.
Betty Witherspoon <b.witherspoon@att.net>
Independence, Mo usa - Friday, June 01, 2001 at 09:24:25 (CDT)

Bill , I am an OH(Old Hippy), as I suspect you are. Either that or you have a lock on OH thoughts amd ideals. Anyway, nice site. Regarding privacy, though, >I can remember a story that was told about my grandfather and the telephone. His position on same was that if anyone wanted to talk to him , they would walk up on the porch and knock on the door as people were supposed to do. Grandfather finally allowed a phone in his home around 1958. He hated it, but he bowed to technology. In my opinion , we are in the same place as Grandad was back then. Privacy is being redefined. You take the good (unlimited information) with the bad( limited privacy). Not sure if the good outweighs the bad, but I am sure that it all part of growing with the world. Blessed be to you and yours.
Ike Robinson <imshemish@aol.com>
Fairfax, VA USA - Friday, May 18, 2001 at 23:09:32 (CDT)

Wicked site Bill,I'm only 11 but i'm greatly into outdoor extreme survival.
Ross Bearman
- Sunday, May 06, 2001 at 07:37:56 (CDT)

I liked your lost in the woods survival kit for children. I'm going to build one of these for each of my children. Imagine taping your signal flag to a 5' piece of string with a 1 oz fishing lead tied to the end the flag is on. Swinging the flag in a large circle would add to it's apparent size and visibility. It's just an idea... loet me know what you think
Kelly <klybbert@attcanada.ca>
AB Canada - Sunday, April 08, 2001 at 23:29:23 (CDT)

I really liked this web site because it gave me alot of imformation on hypothermia for my report i'm doing on. thaks alot and i will come back so keep it cool.
yer khang
st.paul, mn ramsey country - Wednesday, April 04, 2001 at 19:42:20 (CDT)

Hi, I was just wondering what other sanders' in the world were like/got up to and found this page :) V.nice site :) feel free to drop me a line anytime John
John Sanders <tridiseth@hotmail.com>
UK - Tuesday, April 03, 2001 at 18:04:13 (CDT)

Hi Bill .. Thanks for your site. I went looking for pictures of the Ozarks because I hope to be moving there in late spring. I found some good pics but also great hospitality! Wonderful music too! Sharon
Sharon <slindstrom@mcttelecom.com>
NH USA - Sunday, April 01, 2001 at 13:44:08 (CDT)

Hi Bill!! This site is amazing!! I just thought i'd check it out as i had the same name as u but i wasn't xpecting something as good as this!! It was really nice 2 meet u!! I'll come back and c the site soon! All the best Juliette
Juliette Sanders <sweet_sanders@hotmail.com>
York, England - Saturday, March 31, 2001 at 11:27:24 (CST)

Bill, not a bad site. I can see that you're into Javascripting somewhat. That's good. But...java is dead. Go out and buy yourself Macromedia Flash 5.0. It is an object oriented program that allows you to script just what you need to. (I like sentences ending prepositions in. LOL) And the scripting is very similar to Javascript. It is fast becoming the industry standard and believe me, buy the program and a Flash book (I recommend Bill Sanders' action scripting book) and just play around. You'll be surprised by the powerful tool at your fingertips. So good luck and keep making web pages. I wrote the comment about Bill Sanders and I just now read the message saying who made the guestbook! Also, I lived in Christian County about 2 miles outside of Ozark, Missouri from 1981-1997. During that time I did use Netscape Navigator. After moving to Denver, CO I began using Microshit Explorer. While I demise using a program built by Bill Gates, I must say that it does blow the doors off Netscape. Microsoft is a monopoly because they make a damn good (ok decent at best) product. UH-oh Windows ME is shorting out and about to crash my computer again. Oh well.
SurferPassingBy
Denver, CO USA - Thursday, March 29, 2001 at 18:12:15 (CST)

Congratulations! How nice your site! Thanks for the good moments I had ! Alberto 21 mar 2001
Alberto
Sao Paulo, Brasil - Tuesday, March 20, 2001 at 23:55:34 (CST)

Nice to meet you !
Kevin Blades
Carthage, Mo 64836 - Sunday, March 18, 2001 at 19:38:36 (CST)

Really enjoyed your contribution to the St. Patricks History, I used it some in homeschooling my child! But, I have a question that came to mind during that time--I had forgotten a little about how S.P.day came to be--but since he was a "missionary" for Christ then why do the Irish and others celebrate to the point of drinking in excession and why is there no more emphasis put on the religious side of what it is all about??? He went about for the cause of Christ,I believe, called by God-so why is that not brought out more during this day? I am not of Irish descent but I am a Christian and I had not realized until this week that he was a man of such faith!! Just a little thought I had especially since I am so against alcohol which has taken so many innocent lives and devasted so many families!!!! Keep up the good work on your sites! Debbie
Debbie <nichols@usit.net>
Jackson, Tn. USA - Friday, March 16, 2001 at 09:30:19 (CST)

dear Bill Sanders, u have a wonderful website that is full of useful information. Until now. I have found one thing that i bring along on all my outdoor adventures that makes survival equipment unnecessary. the name of it is "MacGyver" enough said.
evan <OP4262@aol.com>
new orleans, la usa - Tuesday, March 13, 2001 at 17:25:21 (CST)

I enjoyed my visit to your site - I have saved it to my favorites and will be back to visit - good job!
Diane <quiltbird@webtv.net>
Moline, IL USA - Sunday, March 11, 2001 at 11:58:44 (CST)

Congratulations Bill on this great website. I go camping in the Shenandoah mountains year around, and love your info on winter camping, and survival techniques. Me and some nature lover friends would love to camping in some back wooded area's. If you know of any please let me know. Thanks for the adventur, James.
James Johnson <jaywjohn12@hotmail.com>
Alexandria, VA USA - Thursday, March 08, 2001 at 16:31:55 (CST)

I winter camp serveral times a season. I espeasialy enjoyed your Grandfather's wisdom. Ed N.
Ed Nielsen <ednielsen@gci.com>
Anchorage, Ak U.S.A. - Thursday, March 08, 2001 at 04:14:28 (CST)

I like your site. Very well done. I would like you to give Norm Price Pesident/CEO of Call Of The Wild Aventure Tours Canada a call Toll Free at 1-866-580-3402
Call Of The Wild Adventure Tours Canada <normprice@look.ca>
Medicice Hat, AB Canada - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 19:51:24 (CST)

tahnks for the advice, going camping on the weekend in the frozen canadian wilderness....feel more prepared now.
amanda morofsky <amanda@morofsky.net>
canada - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 11:11:48 (CST)

I live i a cardboard house with the internet
Andrew MurrAy <wolsoncroftl275@thegrid.org.uk>
cardboard city, cardboard land - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 04:56:42 (CST)

Lots of interesting info-helpful as I camp a lot at least 3 seasons.
Karen <krd@familyconnect.com>
OK USA - Wednesday, February 28, 2001 at 02:06:10 (CST)

Very nice site with a good Irish flavor.
Rich McKinney <macbeck@localline.com>
Fowler, IN USA - Sunday, February 25, 2001 at 10:07:26 (CST)

I just joined a Search and Rescue Team. The info is great! I will use it in my outdoor experiences. Good job!!!
MJ Marracino <goofy@eohio.net>
E.Springfield, OH - Saturday, February 24, 2001 at 10:07:16 (CST)

< font = 15 >Rad site, dude. I stopped in to see the PGP stuff. Lots of info. Thanks, man.
kcihcsdrawkcab <the_princess_punk@hotmail.com>
U.S. of A. - Friday, February 23, 2001 at 16:41:35 (CST)

Very good website. Excellent survival tips, written in a clear and concise manner. You brought up some things that I had not thought about.... Thanks!
J. D. <terrasculp@aol.com>
Las Vegas, NV - Thursday, February 22, 2001 at 03:50:09 (CST)

I think your page is great Bill. I am only fourteen but I love the outdoors, and winter camping. Your website has been so helpful. Thank you.
Buck Forsythe <Fruitful@together,net>
N.H. U.S.A. - Monday, February 19, 2001 at 13:39:34 (CST)

my son who is in the 8th grade is studying mountain men (lewis and clark) and has to do a report on surviving in the wilderness. he thought your web site offered alot of into
laura <laurajbartlett@aol>
ma usa - Thursday, February 15, 2001 at 15:24:37 (CST)

You surviving techniques were thew greatest thank the web site look sexy too
Chrystle <christina37@netzero.net>
seattle, w.a usa - Wednesday, February 14, 2001 at 21:34:38 (CST)

I truly enjoyed your web pages.
Carolyn Sanders <quaisia@excite.com>
Pomona, CA USA - Thursday, February 08, 2001 at 18:39:58 (CST)

Nice site, Bill. Got a great tip for you! Fill an old fashioned rubber hot water bottle with boiling water, stopper it tight and toss it in your sleeping bag half an hour before you turn in. It warms your bag and makes a great "companion" for most of the night. I even upgraded to 2; 1 for my torso and 1 down by my feet. Winter camping is the way to go for too many reasons to list!
Reed <rhah@chorus.net>
Madison, WI USA - Wednesday, February 07, 2001 at 16:05:05 (CST)

Hi there. Just checking around to see what hints etc. I can find in other peoples' pages. We just finished our second winter camping trip. Went really well. Even though it was unseasonably warm for us, there is very little chance of anything get wet up here. Temp was probably -15 overnight and about -5 during the day. Great trip.
Warren Long <warren.long@home.com>
Saskatoon, SK Canada - Friday, February 02, 2001 at 15:48:19 (CST)

Just getting ready for my first winter camping adventure. Luckily one of my friends is an eagle scout, and the other is known as Jimbo "the natural boy" who have been winter camping before. I got some good tips. The winter camping part is really cool, although the music is a little obnoxious.
Andrew Adams <qz4tn8@tir.com>
Grand Blanc, MI US - Thursday, February 01, 2001 at 13:41:02 (CST)

Just stopped in on my way somewhere else - Pretty doggone good site! Reckon I got me a new bookmark!
Don McCrary <mccrary@ruraltel.net>
Walker, Ks United States - Monday, January 29, 2001 at 14:32:41 (CST)

Only a Sanders could have a home page like yours
William John Sanders <wsba10323@cableinet.co.uk>
- Saturday, January 27, 2001 at 14:08:15 (CST)

Just out for a stroll on the information highway looking for a few more good tips on winter camping. I was forced to stop and view all the great info here what a fantastic place, great work, keep up the good work. How about a checklist of what necessities are needed for weekend camps?
Randy Mior <rmior@tbaytel.net>
Thunder Bay, On Canada - Thursday, January 25, 2001 at 13:12:59 (CST)

This is a good sight. I am a boy scout and this info was very useful for me. I have been camping all my life and have never learned some of these techniques. -no one important-
Cody <cbrohar2000@msn.com>
nowhere, somewhere ?????????????? - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 at 18:14:42 (CST)

haven't really got a chance to explore your site yet,but do quite a bit of winter camping as is (not all areas that are skiiable come with beds!)may try to do some "exploring" when i return, as new tips or ideas are always welcome.thanx
nomad <ski365bum@aol.com>
cols., oh usa - Wednesday, January 24, 2001 at 16:31:31 (CST)

Your tasteful music 'sweetened' my tour of your site Bill. Nice visit. I'm considering a few days of priminitive winter camping with our balmy near-zero celsius days, many degrees warmer than usual, and found your site the most pleasant stop so far and bookmarked for future visit. I'd add one tip for frozen ground campers; take a fist full of four to eight inch spikes along. I broke most of my plastic tent pegs trying to secure my small tent on frozen ground a couple of Christmases ago! A farmer's workshop some miles away from my coyote-surrounded site fixed my problem. Bob Coe, from Edmonton, Capital of the Kingdom of Ice (and so far your most northerly signee).
Bob Coe <coe@edmc.net>
Edmonton, AB Canada - Tuesday, January 23, 2001 at 11:55:55 (CST)

havent lots of time today so will be back but I thought I would let you know that I do real wilderness I go every year into the Boundry Waters Canoe Area Wilderness I am also a sailor on the great Lakes 28 foot Tanzer retired from GM and ex Marine do photography hike camp motorhome tent and tarp camp and back of my pickup camp backpack and real survival starts with Larry Dean Olsen s book. He shows you how to go into the wilderness naked tho he does wear shorts for purposes of modesty and make clothes shoes eat etc. He says all survival courses start with a kit of at least 4 things and the purpose of his book was to reduce that kit to 0 things including even starting with clothes. still all books and info is helpful
Dan Mc Clain <cdanmcclain@hotmail.com>
Gladwin, Mi - Sunday, January 21, 2001 at 14:43:17 (CST)

Hi Bill, Lovely website, I'm another Sanders surfing the net who came across your website. I was intrigued as by father, great grandfather were both Bill Sanders. We originate from Scotland. Best wishes to you and yours
Caroline Sanders <caroline.f.sanders@btinternet.com>
UK - Friday, January 19, 2001 at 18:35:48 (CST)

Hello Bill, Nice winter camping tips. Knew most but am always open to new and better things. I am gearing up for our annual Winter Float this weekend, January 19, 20 and 21. Near Steelville, MO. We do stay in an unheated bunk house so no ground camping is involved but the float is an all day event on Saturday. We only do 6 or so miles but it takes us all day. We stop allot, it's kind of a party. We like to have our fun but everyone watches each others back. We want no accidents other than at least one person has to go "Swimming." We all take a full set of dry clothes in dry bags or 5 gallon buckets with the gasket in the lid. (Gasket Very Important!!!) As soon as someone gets wet we all stop give them a hard time and build a fire. They get dry and changed, all while we are still laughing at them, then we go on. Last year we had 20 guys go. It's going to be colder this year, so we are hoping for 14. The group has been going for almost 15 years, but this is only my third year. I have everything I need now. I will never miss one if I have my way. Thanks for letting me ramble, Robert
Robert Bilderback <Robert.Bilderback@emotors.com>
Granite City, IL 62040 - Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 16:30:07 (CST)

Thanks for the great info on your site. I am the Asst. Scoutmaster in Troop 1184 out of Greater Pittsburgh Council. We are going to a Canadian Camporee Feb. 2nd in St. Catherines, Canada. I heard there is 36" of snow on the ground already. You answered alot of questions that I had. ThANKS AGAIN. I'll let you know how it goes. Jan
jan rice-posch <janicelriceposch@hormel.com>
Pittsburgh, PA usa - Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 13:13:14 (CST)

very helpful winter camping tips, thanx.
joe
BC canada - Thursday, January 18, 2001 at 02:19:09 (CST)

Thanks for the interesting page on winter camping. My friend Brian and I first went Winter Camping two years ago. Someday I will create a website on how not to do it! We're experts! Several hundred dollars and a trip to the local outfitters and we did eventually survive the weekend :) We're heading back up to Algonquin Park in February. I'll let you know if we survived :)
Adrian Smith <ajsmith@ocl.net>
Ingersoll, On Canada - Monday, January 15, 2001 at 19:54:46 (CST)

Echelon is real! wake up and smell the coffeee people!! GReat website!
william <rwms14@yahoo.com>
non, ga USA - Saturday, January 13, 2001 at 22:45:44 (CST)

It's the weekend and I desided to go snow camping (In My mind) Just surfing the web and found Your site. Very nicely done. John R.
John R. <sfnr@earthlink.net>
Astoria, OR USA - Friday, January 12, 2001 at 23:41:26 (CST)

I would simply love to stay here and listen...... Helping my son with research on the Ozarks. Frustrated but now calm, thank you. We are avid campers as well. Have you heard of Kejimkujic National Park? We go all year round. The best time is fall and winter when tourism is down. 3 bikes, 3 Kayaks, and 3 cameras. Plan to visit your site again. Thanks for the refuge!
Tracy MacDonald-Oldham <slumberbear@hotmail.com>
Shelburne, N.S. Canada - Monday, January 08, 2001 at 17:22:47 (CST)

Hi Bill, I really like your site. I plan to do some exploring this summer in the mountains of NH, Maine. I wish you had some information on what to so when confronting dangerous wildlife if you don't have a gun. Is there other wepons you could use that would be easy to carry? Is there any type of stun gun for black bears just to disorientate them? Thanks for taking the time to put all this information together, its very helpful. Happy New Year, Bob Thanks
BOB OBRIEN <BOBNH56@AOL.COM>
NASHUA, NH USA - Sunday, January 07, 2001 at 19:21:49 (CST)

none at this time(that could be good)
LeRoy T Saville <ltom@iqemail.com>
carson city, nv USofA - Friday, January 05, 2001 at 17:59:26 (CST)

We found a lot of good information on your pages to share with the student missionaries we took on a winter camping trip in December. Thanks! Hans and Ellen Erdman, Wilderness Leadership Trainers
Hans Erdman <TrailPatrol@backcountry.com>
Robbinsdale, MN USA - Friday, January 05, 2001 at 17:18:22 (CST)

Hello Good Web site, lots of info. I am thinking of doing a little Winter Camping. I haven't done any since I was younger. A lot of things have changed! From Gods Country...(Montana) Thanks The Swede
Swede <Swede_mt@yahoo.com>
Cyr, MT U.S.A. - Wednesday, January 03, 2001 at 06:28:14 (CST)

Since I'm a member of the Belgian Survival Guild and have joyed a subartic wintersurvival in Lanavaraa (Sweden)with them , I'm interested in wintercamping. On this site I found lots of good information. Praeparatus supervivet !
Dirk Janssen <lupus_canvis@hotmail.com>
Leuven, Belgium - Friday, December 22, 2000 at 19:40:50 (CST)

Very informative. I've just finished my exams and am going to my parents' place in the country. They want to build a quinzee because we have lots of snow this year, so I was just checking up on how to keep warm for an entire night. Your page was very helpful. Cheers, Kathy
Kathy Murray <murraykl90@brandonu.ca>
Brandon, MB Canada - Sunday, December 17, 2000 at 12:44:32 (CST)

Hello Bill, You have a very nice site here. Lots of good content, things of interest, and well laid out web pages. It was a pleasant visit. Season Greetings 2000 to the Sanders Family. May God richly bless you all.

Gloria <Glow@mail.twd.net>
Southwestern , Pa USA - Saturday, December 16, 2000 at 14:24:15 (CST)

Hi Bill, Just stopped by to wish you a Merry Christmas. Sorry about the hugh HTML, but I made it just for you :)

Jan <jan@jansworld.com>
CA USA - Friday, December 15, 2000 at 02:35:18 (CST)

Found your website via Yahoo! Just read the title page but seems great. I camp in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in NE Minnesota in the summer but am looking to do my first winter camping this year. I'm thinking of just camping in my parents yard when I go "home" (across town) over christmas break then trying a actuall wilderness trip up the north shore of Superior in Jan. or Feb. FTR, I'm a 22 yr old male working full time and going to school for poly sci and history part time. Keep up the good work with the site. Tom
Tom <the_tha@juno.com>
Duluth, MN St Louis - Sunday, December 10, 2000 at 18:02:18 (CST)

Great site...Thanks for having me.
Joe Legore <kenworthjoe-@webtv.net>
galena, ks - Wednesday, December 06, 2000 at 12:38:26 (CST)

Just stopped by to say "Hello" old friend...Take care
Hawk <Hawksdomain@yahoo.com>
- Saturday, November 25, 2000 at 20:17:38 (CST)

Hello, I was just surfing and came across your site. I think it is great! I think your graphic "Winter in the Ozarks" is the most beautiful graphic I've seen yet. Jana
Jana <janaandcowboy@yahoo.com>
Big Bear, Ca. usa - Sunday, November 12, 2000 at 20:53:27 (CST)

I enjoyed your web site very much. I work with boy scouts and we do some winter camping, some good ideas and nice music
Merlon Tolman <mtacres@bigdsky.net>
kalispell, mt usa - Monday, October 30, 2000 at 22:06:04 (CST)

Made my day + bookmarked it to make a return trip.
macks <madmacks@wcnet.net>
Hungerford, TX USA - Sunday, October 29, 2000 at 17:04:36 (CST)

your web sight was exactly what i was looking for. this year i'm testing my adventur-ism(if thats a word) and dabbling with a little
silvana rea <silvana.rea@belairdirect.com>
richmond hill, USA - Saturday, October 28, 2000 at 22:47:09 (CDT)

To all of the Sanders, I am trying to trace my family back as far as possible. I know some of the names of the elders in my family and am seeking help hopefully from other Sanders familys. I you would like to help me in my quest please e-mail me and I will share the information that I have with you and hopefully we can help each other. Thank You.
Chris Sanders <kodiak@knuckle.net>
Medford, OR USA - Saturday, October 14, 2000 at 12:42:27 (CDT)

Great site, just as it seems there isn't any more to learn about winter camping, I find a something new.
Hans
Cincinnati, Oh U.S.A. - Sunday, October 08, 2000 at 14:41:58 (CDT)

I like it a lot.I will be back soon...
jeff fisher <chieffullobull@aol.com>
spirit lake, ID usa - Sunday, September 24, 2000 at 11:52:01 (CDT)

THE GOD POEM WAS EXCELLENT
LARRY <LCOEN@WEBTV.NET>
MARSHFIELD, MA - Tuesday, September 12, 2000 at 14:41:15 (CDT)

Great site. I passed along your winter camping tips to the guests of my Meteor Shower Party.
Evans
Charlotte, NC USA - Monday, September 11, 2000 at 17:39:17 (CDT)

I enjoyed my visit

Great Website!
Nice place you have here.
All my best.
/Laura

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Laura Riley-Campbell
Toronto, Canada - Monday, August 28, 2000 at 02:44:51 (CDT)

Hi Bill, I don't think I've ever met a Sanders I didn't like!! You've done a great job on this site. I loved it. God Bless, Jim
Jim Sanders <jim@jimandpatsanders.com>
Corning, California USA - Sunday, August 27, 2000 at 00:48:01 (CDT)

came by for another visit and to see what you may have added to your site.
sharon
- Friday, August 25, 2000 at 22:09:45 (CDT)

I can't thank you enough - your pages are wonderfully informative. I am the 4-H Program Assistant in Dorchester County. I'm preparing a workshop, for grades 3 - 8, starting with 'Home Alone' and progressing into survival techniques. Your information is laid out so well I can use quite a bit of it in my classes. It's been a real pleasure 'reading' you and I added your web page to my favorites list.
Kerry <cerridwen9@juno.com>
Cambridge, MD USA - Wednesday, August 23, 2000 at 12:20:14 (CDT)

I once lived in the Ozarks, in Douglas County, where I gave birth to my daughter 25 years ago in the forest. I also lived in Columbia, Mo awhile. Recently I returned to my birthplace, Chicagoland. Survival in the city is harder on women and children who are homeless and I am about to become involved in work that will help them. So I came out looking for web info on survival and found you here in my beloved Ozarks. I will always remember the daisies in the meadows under a springtime full moon when you can walk anywhare without a flashlight. I'm proud of you for putting this info together. Blessings and love! -janet
Janet <jhorton@quixnet.net>
Mundelein, IL US - Sunday, August 20, 2000 at 19:49:46 (CDT)

Great web site! I just moved to central Ca. and am looking forward to exploring beautiful mother nature. Thanks to you, now I can do it much more informed. Again great site, it's definatly goin' in my favorites! Happy Treking ;)
Jason <flynnj420@hotmail.com>
Capitola, ca USA - Friday, August 04, 2000 at 22:39:31 (CDT)

:o) Nice and soothing! I love the countryside where you live. My parents live in Arkansas (north of Little Rock) and I've been to MO once. Beautiful!
Sally M <KeithandSally@aol.com >
Spring, TX USA - Sunday, July 23, 2000 at 19:42:56 (CDT)

Found your hypothermia info useful for our Chief Medical Examiner BUT it would have been much more useful if you had referenced the air temp/body temp chart as it was the only one that we could find in an extensive Web search for this info. We found lots on immersion hypothermia but not nearly as much on calculating survival with long-onset or chronic hypothermia. It would have been nice to know where the info came from. If you could send the reference, I'd be grateful.
Jan Christianson-Wood <jchristian@jus.gov.mb.ca>
Winnipeg, MB Canada - Friday, July 21, 2000 at 13:42:49 (CDT)

I was actually looking for a bit of info on the Ozarks to have a family vacation, But to my surprise I have found a really nice place to visit from time to time! Thanks and Good Luck.
marcye <marcye76@yahoo.com>
Whiteman A.F.B. , MO USA - Sunday, July 16, 2000 at 12:56:41 (CDT)

Thank you for all of your useful info.. I am doing a pesentation at work for Survival in the Summer and I found your site to be very helpful, If you have any other suggestions for me please let me know. Thank you
Nature Lover <Jtyme94@aol.com>
Fairfield, CA USA - Friday, July 07, 2000 at 01:01:14 (CDT)

i am really into anything outdoors and i found your site to be excellent, i will recommend it to my friends who have the same intrests as me, congrads on a supreme site
Maggie Pace <rowen_16_2000@yahoo.com>
ottawa, ont canada - Tuesday, June 20, 2000 at 11:16:23 (CDT)

An excellent site.I found it very informative,with lots of common sense tips that even the most experienced camper overlooks sometimes.Thank you.
Terry Quigley <Terosem@sprint.ca>
Kitchener, Canada - Saturday, June 10, 2000 at 16:16:20 (CDT)

I found your website open up to me after searching for Desiderata,on macedonia.co.uk/desidero.htm It was quite a lovely surprise. I read most of your guestbook entries,but there is much more I would like to see. I received a wonderful, warm,fussy feeling from your site and would like to return. Live,love,luck and laughter, God bless you all.
Brenda Cathcart <BMCATHCART@HOTMAIL.COM>
Cape Breton, N.S Canada - Sunday, June 04, 2000 at 23:38:40 (CDT)

The love and care you have put into your site is evident in every page. I gather you are a very warm and loving person. May God bless you and keep you. Sound sleep and kindest dreams.....
William L. Sanders <wsanders@midwest.net>
West Frankfort , IL US - Sunday, May 07, 2000 at 20:00:13 (CDT)

Great site! Well done, I know it must be a lot of work. Jim
Jim
- Monday, May 01, 2000 at 15:23:44 (CDT)

wow! I could almost smell the coffee and feelthe heat from the fire place. what a warm and inviting site. Enjoyed it. You can tell I have been more than once. maybe you can go by my site.
sharon
s.c - Thursday, April 20, 2000 at 23:55:18 (CDT)

Hy, Mr. Bill. Congratulations for the nice music. I'm spanish speaker but i know some English. My grandfather was an Army oficer who had a son (my father) with a panamenian woman (my gandmother) I never knew him, he go to another Base, I think we have relatives that we dont know. My grandfathers name was Lucien Thomas Sanders. Thanks and Bye.
Tomás Sanders <tomcat8@latinmail.com>
Panama, Panama - Tuesday, April 04, 2000 at 12:21:33 (CDT)

Thanks for the nice capming tips. So why cannot I use a nylon tarp underneath a tent to prevent moisure? Can you send me URL for a nice camping canvas tents with floor covering, 20 by 15? Pros and cons of particular tents would be great. I searched and searched endlessly.
Michael <mpschiro@earthlink.net>
- Thursday, March 30, 2000 at 23:41:05 (CST)

G'day from the best kept secret in the world, the Hunter Valley, Wine, mountains, beaches and lakes. So nice to find a page with the family name. Love the music, I am new to the internet experience. Just amazing.
Charles Sanders <sanders@coscom.net>
Metford, Hunter Valley, NSW Australia - Thursday, March 30, 2000 at 05:58:00 (CST)

Nice Job with your web pages. I have met a lot of Sanders's in my life but never one with the same first name as mine. I wish you and yours the best!
Bill Sanders <sander01@earthlink.net>
West Covina, Ca U.S.A. - Saturday, March 25, 2000 at 01:34:18 (CST)

Great page! wonderful to see people loving and enjoying the beautiful world God has given us!
Laura Anderson <laura813@arches.uga.edu>
athens, GA - Thursday, March 23, 2000 at 17:11:06 (CST)

Just cruising the web checking on how our page comes up on the search engines when we spotted your web site. Nice web site and music.
Scott Sanders <sanders@attitude.com>
Fresno, CA USA - Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 19:05:51 (CST)

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***, *** FREEDOM - Saturday, March 18, 2000 at 22:10:38 (CST)

HI I THINK YOUR SITE IS VERY NICE,IT SHOWS A LOT OF TRUE LOVE IN IT,AND ITS GREAT,THANKS AND GOD BLESS
charles presley <MENINSKIRTS@WEBTV.NET>
TAVARES,, FL US OF A - Saturday, March 11, 2000 at 11:01:08 (CST)

hello bill, i found your family in the internet. i'm a german woman, living in mainz, near the rhine. would you like to send me a mail? best wishes for your karin
karin sanders <gaston99@gmx.de>
mainz, germany - Friday, March 10, 2000 at 16:11:44 (CST)

I sincerely enjoyed your homepage. It is well organized and logical. You have excellent graphics. I especially liked your map reading section. Would hope to see you take this further along and display other map and compass skills and capabilities. Please use the same format as currently displayed. Semper Fi, Ken
Ken Williams <Alaska338WinMag@aol.com>
Chesapeake, VA USA - Wednesday, March 08, 2000 at 22:19:44 (CST)

Hi Bill, Love the site.. I'm originally from Carthage MO and was home sick for the good old Ozarks and found your page. Keep up the good work. Greg Mac
Greg McConnell
Kansas City, MO USA - Wednesday, March 08, 2000 at 13:22:58 (CST)

Cool family home page!
Lowell L. Sanders <supernnyl@hotmail.com>
Obion, TN USA - Monday, March 06, 2000 at 23:51:43 (CST)

What a wonderful site. So relaxing. Keep up the good work.
Sharon Sanders Green
- Tuesday, February 22, 2000 at 13:24:04 (CST)

I AM YOUR NUMBER 1 FAN. YOU HAVE INCREDIBLE SPEED.I THINK YOUR THE FASTEST IN THE NFL. I ENJOY WATCHING YOU PLAY FOOTBALL. YOUR THE GREATEST!!!!
KIRK DUPEE
MIDDLETOWN, OH - Sunday, February 20, 2000 at 12:38:08 (CST)

Very nice web site. Loved your choice of music. Thank you
Dan Flowers <DMasterscout@aol.com>
Uxbridge, Ont Canada - Wednesday, February 16, 2000 at 16:48:19 (CST)

great site, your info. is blunt and to the point, just the way it should be, from one outdoorsman to another, thanks for sharing, keep up the good work and be safe!!!
Jeff Cote <jcote@specializedsoftware.com>
Rochdale, Ma. USA - Tuesday, February 15, 2000 at 10:38:57 (CST)

Hi, just having a search for any other Sanders's on the web, and I found this site. Keep up the good work, and be sure that I will visit again. Always nice to see what a fellow Sanders is up to !! From your friend in the UK.
Ian David Sanders <ian@saxosportsclub.com>
Hornchurch, Essex United Kingdom - Monday, February 14, 2000 at 08:39:19 (CST)

Hi Bill, This is not the first time I have visited your wonderful site and it will not be the last. Thanks once more, for a most enjoyable time.
Colleen
Canada - Sunday, February 13, 2000 at 17:14:04 (CST)

I really enjoyed the music! "Somewhere in time" is one of my favorites!!
Lonnie and Michelle McCoy <authtexn@juno.com>
MI US - Saturday, February 12, 2000 at 12:19:23 (CST)

Good site. I happened in looking for ancestors of my great-grandfather Asa Thomas Sanders, Wife Jane Vaughn. Born in Wilkinson Co., GA,served as a CSA soldier, moved Anderson Co., TX about 1888, then to Lonoak Co., Ark. about 1908. At rest at the Oak Grove Cem., near Cabot. Ark. Would you or any of your readers be kinfolk? Alan Richmond
Alan Richmond <NOT-A-CHANCE@USA.NET>
Beeville, TX Bee - Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 21:31:51 (CST)

Hello. I am Keely Sanders. I wonder if we are related. I bet we are. Have you ever traced your family tree? I haven't. Are there many Sanders'? Just wondering. I like the website. Bye.
Keely Sanders <972035008@97.lincoln.ac.uk>
Nottingham, England - Wednesday, February 09, 2000 at 09:17:50 (CST)

I enjoyed in great detail the many ways listed to prevent heat loss and stay warm. It really has come in handy. Thank You, and please add more information about this topic of Hypothermia prevention and survival skills against the cold. IcEmAn
Joe <IcEmAn>
- Tuesday, February 08, 2000 at 08:57:33 (CST)

I and many others, were actually looking for the web site for Maxine Sanders, the British Witch Queen, but I had a look around your page anyway and I thought it was extremely competent and you had a lot of fun making it..! best wishes..
Faebhean Kwest <Kwest@faebhean.fsnet.co.uk>
London, Britain - Sunday, February 06, 2000 at 04:59:21 (CST)

cool site its good to see sites with more info than adds for a change well done (dont change) check my site out the topics the same
chindit <chindit666@yahoo.com>
- Wednesday, February 02, 2000 at 10:51:05 (CST)

Cool. Very cool.
Jonathan Seaton
Snoqualmie, WA USA - Wednesday, February 02, 2000 at 00:42:33 (CST)

You have a wonderful website. I have not seen it all yet so I will return many times.
Eternity <eternity500@hotmail.com>
La USA - Tuesday, February 01, 2000 at 11:28:23 (CST)

GOING ON MY FIRST DOGGLSED TRIP IN THE BWCA REDING UP ON WINTER CAMPING HYPOTHERMIA THANX
DAVID KIRKES
ELK RIVER, MN USA - Monday, January 31, 2000 at 15:17:12 (CST)

When i read things like this i believe i bare wittness i cant explain the goose bumps so it is from GOD !PRAISE AN GLORY TO HIM .I hope for the day he talks to me . love always ME AN MY FAMILY.... THANK YOU LORD
touched <spectru98@yahoo.com>
bessemer city, nc usa - Friday, January 28, 2000 at 01:33:08 (CST)

Hi! Enjoyed your cold weather camping pages. I belong to BSA Troop 533 from Harvester Mo.. I'm incharge of prepairing our boys for the Klondike Derby comming up in February and found your web sight very informative. One question I do have is on sleeping, using a cot. Inormally sleep using a cot with a pad under me to keep the cool from away. Is there is a temperature range when this is not a good idea vs sleeping on the ground with a pad. I would appreciate any help you could provide in this area.
john Trupka <john.d.trupka@boeing.com>
St.charles , Mo - Thursday, January 27, 2000 at 12:41:15 (CST)

Hi, I'm a beginner. Enjoyed your web site very much. Don't think I've seen it all yet so I shall return.
Elmer Sanders <elmerandesther@webtv.net>
Williamstown , WV - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 23:51:32 (CST)

hi, i like the homepage, its pretty and relaxing, yall sound like a very good family thanks for putting this together i was very mad before ilooked at this,and now that i saw it and read it, it made me think and i was now a happy camper , thank ya alot, kim
Kim <d.yates@gte.net>
diberville,ms, us - Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 17:13:19 (CST)

I'm preparing to go to Scout Camp at the end of January & was just looking for some more ideas to keep warm. Thanx.
Deb Procter <dprocter@home.com>
Brantford, ON Canada - Monday, January 17, 2000 at 17:11:25 (CST)

I'm happy that a friend of mine wanted me to reserch St. Valentine. This is how I found your page and will return again.
Thomas Yarwood <inaflash@flash.net>
Whittier, Ca USA - Saturday, January 15, 2000 at 23:15:33 (CST)

Ilove you and your homepage
Your Pumpkin
mo u.states.o.America - Friday, January 07, 2000 at 22:05:29 (CST)

Loved the music,some of my favorites.Lots of good information that should really make one stop and think about where we are and where we may be headed in this country.Best wishes and good luck in the New Year. Mike
Mike Rourke <littlmikey@hotmail.com>
Livonia, mi USA - Sunday, December 26, 1999 at 19:42:09 (CST)

I go camping year round and through experience and study find the advice on your site very sound. I have slept on the ground in 20 degree weather in an army bag and stayed warm just by piling up leaves to keep me off the ground.
Randal <HurstNation@webtv.net>
Dyersburg, TN Dyer - Friday, December 24, 1999 at 20:43:21 (CST)

i learn all my surival skills from being homeless most of adult life at this moment its winter here but i got ready for it i built a debris hut using woods and city junk a lot tarps and heavy burlap over a dome tent
john baker
davenport, ia scott - Friday, December 17, 1999 at 13:58:41 (CST)

WOW magnificent awww will have to pinch some of your ideas if you don't mind absolutley wonderful Bill. Have bookmarked your page for later so I can have a really good look ..Merry Christmas think you deserve an award too will send it out later when I finish work :)
Marisa <toosweet39@yahoo.com>
Surfers Paradise, qld Australia - Wednesday, December 15, 1999 at 18:44:21 (CST)

Very nice home page. I enjoyed all of it and have bookmarked it so I can come back. Please visit me anytime. You are always welcome at Betty's Home Place
Betty <cbw62@webtv.net>
Springfield, Va - Tuesday, December 14, 1999 at 20:58:52 (CST)

Very nice. Which program did you use to set this up? It looks very professional. I would like to do one that is nice like this. Maria
Maria Basile <mariamb@aol.com>
Fort Wayne, IN usa - Sunday, December 12, 1999 at 10:00:48 (CST)

Hello, you have a wonderful website and we would love for you to come by and visit us and while your there do sign our guestbook. (FREE Book - "Walking In New Life") - Plus our site offers many resources through reciprocal, banner, button link exchanges and Christian Resources. Plus check out our new site for Christian Businesses... We care so we share. God Bless...
Adrian Mathews <webmaster@iwr.com>
OR USA - Sunday, December 12, 1999 at 00:16:33 (CST)

Great site, thanks. JR
John Rathman <rathmans@uslink.net>
Pequot Lakes, Mn USA - Friday, December 10, 1999 at 09:35:30 (CST)

Very nice site. Linked to it from another guestbook. Loved your opening page. Very nice!!
Sandy R. <rewegasare@home.com>
Vancouver Island, BC Canada - Thursday, December 09, 1999 at 00:45:06 (CST)

Nice !! rolled in checking on information for cold weather camping to share a my next BoyScout Round table. Also picked up on the Second amendment discourse. Thank you rw
Ron Wilday <ronwilday@prodigy.net>
Delmar, NY usa - Tuesday, December 07, 1999 at 16:55:19 (CST)

Hello Bill, Thank you for stopping by my home page,signing my guest book and for all your kinds words. You have a Wonderful Christmas Page,I really enjoyed my visit to your home. Hope you and your family have a safe a Joyful Holiday Season. Judy (*_*)

Judy <snoopy345@home.com>
Pittsburgh, PA USA - Monday, December 06, 1999 at 11:26:50 (CST)

Hi Bill - Thanks for visiting my pages and signing my guestbook. Your Christmas pages are a delight - to me it's not Christmas if it's not snowing!! :-) Right now we're having a rain/snow mix - don't know if it's going to stick or not. Keep up the fantastic work on your pages - they're great!!
Deb <deb72@cableone.net>
Carl Junction, MO USA - Sunday, December 05, 1999 at 12:40:15 (CST)

Very nice website you created. Thanks for allowing me to visit, I enjoyed it.
Wendy <sunshne036@hotmail.com>
WI US - Sunday, December 05, 1999 at 12:29:47 (CST)

Wonderful Site! Really enjoyed your Christmas pages too!!
Donna <mompeepers@hotmail.com>
Suisun City, CA USA - Sunday, December 05, 1999 at 01:53:51 (CST)

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