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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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You certainly have it down to the numbers! Very nice.
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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This is my Hurricane Checklist tailored for my "reality". Everyone is welcome to copy this to your own file and tailor it to your needs. HurCon Checklist Updated 03Aug2011 5= Set during Hurricane Season (01Jun-01Dec) 4=Hurricane Force
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Around The Campfire
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I have lots of Lodge cast iron products. Skillets, flat-bottomed dutch ovens (for oven use), camp dutch ovens (for use with charcoal), griddles, and a few other speciality items. I've cooked with them for years and enjoy them. Sometimes searing mea
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Urban Preparedness
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Alberto to make landfall on US Gulf Coast to end Memorial Day weekend
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Around The Campfire
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So, to get to the point of this thread, what case do you recommend for SS knives? Is there a special case for rusty ones??
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Around The Campfire
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If you are talking about the Ecozoom stove, it looks similar to a generic rocket stove for which you can find plans on-line. Some look like they’d be fun projects. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocket_stove
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Around The Campfire
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Re: Stove
by hikermor
@ Yesterday at 04:52 PM
I have no personal experience with EcoZoom items. looking at their website, they seem to be focused on improving cooking conditions in less developed countries, certainly a very laudable enterprise. However, for emergency use in the developed worl
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: hikermor a lot of Lodge products claim factory pre-seasoning right out of the box, although doubtless it must be renewed periodically. I don't have any Lodge brand, but the issue that I've read about is that their pre-seasoning
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Around The Campfire
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Stove
by jmacclau
@ Yesterday at 03:43 PM
Anyone have experience with The EcoZoom products.
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The Survival Forum
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I had heard of the Peshtigo fire, but I was unaware of the high death toll associated with the burn. I thought our recent Thomas Fire was big, but Peshtigo was five times larger.
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The Survival Forum
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Im not even sure that some of the 'good dams' will hold up ... in a strong quake. I drove past Lake Piru on the 5 Fwy (So. California) today, and I was wondering to myself ... what if - all that water spilled out? Its a huge volume of water. Same
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Around The Campfire
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a lot of Lodge products claim factory pre-seasoning right out of the box, although doubtless it must be renewed periodically.
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: hikermorGood at home, but heavy on the trail. Great for whomping cougars, though. Just add a lanyard.
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: KenKJust curious ... is there any safety concern associated with lesser known brands of foreign-made cast iron?? Warping, cracking, rough finish (you won't get non-stick no matter how well you try to season it) ... those are so
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The Survival Forum
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I am pretty sure the initial wve would not have been 140 feet high all the way to the ocean, particularly as it approached the coastal plain. Today it would impinge upon my closest REI - fortunately they do stock kayaks and SUPs.....
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The Survival Forum
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Dam, that's terrible. These people should stock their homes/cars with life vests, small boats, etc. Anybody with a kayak, keep it. That will provide at least some hope if they get hit with 10 feet of water for example. Faced with a wall of water 140
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Around The Campfire
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Just curious ... is there any safety concern associated with lesser known brands of foreign-made cast iron??
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The Survival Forum
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I was reading about the St Francis dam disaster a few months back. I'd never heard of it before that. Terrible!!! If they can't maintain the dams it seems the second best bet is to let people know the predicted "death zone" downstream, so
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Around The Campfire
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Good for cooking over any form of heat, durable and healthy. I have packed one in a backpack before, but it is not preferred.
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