:-> No, only one. The best comment to his article is "What a freakin geek." I was thinking the same thing as I looked at his pictures and read about him having his wool vest custom made for him and that he wears it year-round. What a freaking geek.
By the way, I notice he says, 'With the home improvement store right next door to my worksite, I think it is likely that should we have to construct temporary shelter we could “source” tarps, lumber, rope and tools, but having a small highly effective set of these tools is one of my kit requirements.'
What is it you think he means by "sourcing" tarps?
The complete freakin geek quote is,
What a freakin geek. Nice thought out kit. You sit at a desk all day with 6 knives, vaseline soaked tinder and an extension antenna.
Doesn’t your mother ship have the capability to just beam you up if there is a disaster?
Schwert's "On-Body Kit" article doesn't address my needs, fortunately.
Your comment:
Planning on anything that can be later viewed as looting is not really planning. The point, I think, is to plan to avoid that necessity.
Hence, my question: What do other people who live in urban areas with no storage space do? [edit: Are we back to Schwert "sourcing" tarps, lumber, and stuff?]
So far, the best idea seems to be storing stuff in a car outside. Which you thoughtfully repost.
Yeah, thanks.
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