In the latest in my Prepping UK series, I am discussing the concept of the go-bag. You will also see this referred as a grab-bag or a hotel bag. You may need to leave….. Whilst here in the UK,… Continue Reading →
I have recently finished reading Cody Lundin’s survival guide “98.6 Degrees, The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive” having bought it in one of my recent library additions. This is a strange review for me for two contradictory reasons: I… Continue Reading →
The ultimate value of life depends upon awareness and the power of contemplation rather than upon mere survival. Aristotle
I recently bought an Enlan EL-01 folding knife. Its only a budget Chinese folding knife but the build quality, handling and specification are impressive for such a low price (£12.00 with free worldwide delivery from Gearbest). It’s a big locking… Continue Reading →
I am continuing to build my physical prepping library and will continue to post details as it develops. This time, there are volumes on bushcraft, medicine, dentistry and whittling. The whittling books aren’t exactly prepping but I wanted a way… Continue Reading →
`Water prepping is a key element of your prepping activities. You need to make sure that you and your dependents have enough water on hand to see you through a predicted shortage for which you are prepping for. As well… Continue Reading →
Food ranks highly in anyone’s prepping activities and while I have rotating food stocks, I wanted to look at some longer term storage for raw ingredients as a further backstop should the SHTF. I decided to try some Mylar bags… Continue Reading →
I am planning a more general post about water preps shortly but as this project was just completed, I thought I’d post about it now…… I was recently looking to add a water butt to my garden but then I… Continue Reading →
An interesting video by funkyprepper on Youtube about natural firelighting tools and skills.
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