For those interested in preparedness, there will be Sensible Prepper Conference in the upstate of S.C. on October 14 & 15. I have reserved space as a vendor, and if you would like a special deal on a couple of my books, come on by.
Although I've not attended the conference before, it looks as though it's well organized with really knowledgeable presenters, and it's dirt cheap to get in the door. Here's a video that will tell you more about the conference.
Here's a link where you can see the details about the conference including the schedule:
Sensible Preppers Conference, Oct. 14&15 2011
For an idea of the previous conference held in April, click the link below:
Although I've not attended the conference before, it looks as though it's well organized with really knowledgeable presenters, and it's dirt cheap to get in the door. Here's a video that will tell you more about the conference.
Here's a link where you can see the details about the conference including the schedule:
Sensible Preppers Conference, Oct. 14&15 2011
For an idea of the previous conference held in April, click the link below:
- Sensible Prepper Conference Saturday 9am-5pm April 2, 2011 ... - Continue reading at ModernSurvivalOnline.com. Here is the information on the upcoming preparedness conference in Greenville South Carolina. If you are interested in attending – please email Sootch and let him know. ...
Wish I could have attended!
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