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My primary emergency kit bag is designed around what I think is the worst survivable emergency for me: Crashing my car spending three days in a snow bank before rescue. There’s one of these bags in each car. I’m much happier to ride out an emergenc
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Coffee. While I’m not a big fan of instant coffee, Starbucks Via is pretty decent and it’s packed with my isopropane stove in the emergency kit. At any given time, I’m only five or so minutes from a cup of hot coffee.
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Around The Campfire
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I live about 3 miles from the Gulf of Mexico on the Florida west coast... I've been a practical shooting competitor since 1980, and we shoot matches in some pretty miserable hot and humid weather... Birchwood Casey Barricade (formerly called Sheath)
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_Isabelle A woman uses kids as tools of revenge after her parents are murdered. The name of the movie is Anna to the Infinite Power. Jeanette Isabelle
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Originally Posted By: Jeanette_IsabelleLouis, a young einstein living in an orphanage, dreams of having a family. Wilbur, a boy about the same age, desperately seeks the help of the boy genius. After some convincing, the two boys go to Wilbur's house
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A thick paperback book
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Your local emergency management organization should have risk assessments. Generally a pretty solid start. Causes of death statistics are generally good for what gets you killed. As evacuations; it's a great excuse to go way further and go on a t
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Originally Posted By: TeacherRO. . . . How much of the population was forced to camp in the woods? Pretty close to 0. BOB goes to the jungle and TEOTW scenarios are popular...and wildly unlikely. I like to use the past decade as a guide -- if an e
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I have never been a big prepper. Our plans usually involved being able to leave work, get the kids from school or daycare when they were young, and get home. When out in the woods I traveled light - carrying on me a cell phone, folding knife, light,
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Originally Posted By: rafowell> To plagarize a phrase: "if you are smarter than a 6 year old", you can get your amateur radio license. Kids at that age are information sponges. They learn quick and easy. You just need to spark interest.
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> I want to want Ham radio. But for normal people, it's just too complex. To plagarize a phrase: "if you are smarter than a 6 year old", you can get your amateur radio license. Here are some six year olds (and one 5-yr old) who did s
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This is an introductory-level presentation covering basic info and calculations needed for solar panels, batteries, charge controllers, power inverters, and so-called "solar generators". Feel free to ask questions in the YT comments or here
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Your point is well made but there are complexities and nuances to the "bugout" situation. Being equipped to stay in the woods devoid of any amenities gives you a range of options and expands your choice I keep citing my recent bugout expe
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https://news.yahoo.com/kentucky-man-motorcycle-found-465-145414344.html This will do you in just about every time.
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A rosary. -Blast
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For storage and everyday wipe down I Use RIG. MTC
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Boiled sweets... Simpkins Travel Tin. https://traditionalsweets.com/product-category/brands/travel-tins/
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Originally Posted By: MartinFocazioI want to want Ham radio. But for normal people, it's just too complex. It's actually not, especially since there's no longer a morse code requirement and you can pick up a shortwave transmitter/receiver for unde
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Originally Posted By: hikermorHow about a tankless system? When our water heater gave up the ghost we went to a tankless system and it works quite well. Our hot water lines were originally plumbed in the attic so we have the same surefire notificat
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Dark chocolate (possibly an absolute need)
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For long-term storage - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0050GWCJ6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Its almost time for cargo shorts to re-appear!
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Charging my solar radio, new lifestraw filter to test and checking dates on my OTC meds.
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What do you EDC, pack and store for comfort rather than need?
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One great example are the larges duffle bags with the rolling wheels; a nice way to store and move gear. I keep my camping gear in one.
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