Anyone planning for trouble?

[Niner29]

22 hours ago, monkeylizard said:

I wish we still had the Nashville Community Education program, but it got its funding cut during the Covid lock downs and never resumed. They had neat classes like canning, cast iron primitive cooking, gardening, sewing, paper making, etc. in addition to various ethnic cooking classes, sports classes (like fencing ), music classes, computer skills, writing, painting, and more. 

Yea, that's a shame. That is sort of what I was looking for. 

[gregintenn]

On 4/28/2024 at 10:22 AM, Niner29 said:

In the spirit of this topic "planning for trouble", can anyone recommend some training sources in the Nashville area that a person could attend. Not necessarily specific tactical or hardcore survival training but something geared towards living a more simplistic life without all the luxury's we have now. Sort of like a Amish or Mennonite training guide. Not to be funny but that way of life has been forgotten by most. 

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