A handy book that may lead to a set.

[Yenix]

Omg... https://pfaf.org/user/Default.aspx

This is incredible!! I did not know about the existence of such an extensive database. Spend almost half day there. I do not know how to thank you.

[GrizzlyetteAdams]

I knew you would like it!

When I first found that site years ago, I bought lots of paper and printer ink and SMOKED my printer, lol. I now have a huge binder full of useful info about growing and using local wild and domestic plants. pfaf.org is a wonderful springboard for further exploration!

(Who knew all that about okra, of all things?!)

[GrizzlyetteAdams]

Omg... https://pfaf.org/user/Default.aspx

This is incredible!! I did not know about the existence of such an extensive database. Spend almost half day there. I do not know how to thank you.

Here is another resource (hattip Oldbear):

Food for Free by Richard Mabey. This book is the UK's foremost (and best written) guide to foraging available and is a must for any UK forager, survivalist of bushcrafter."

[Alaskajohn]

I enjoy reading, so a set of 4 of Tom Browns books just arrived via Amazon.

Grizzyette, I looked at the table of content of the Basic Safe Travel and Boreal Survival Handbook and what a great diversity of topics, from developing caches, river crossings, high elevation travel, medical issues, etc. A lot of modern survival books don’t touch some of these subjects. Sounds like a great book.