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I would personally go for a multi fuel stove. As others have pointed out, there may only be a limited supply of dry wood and gas canisters, which people may well panic buy if SHTF. While more expensive something like this which can run on gas, petrol, diesel, petroleum and paraffin could be a good o...

> I kind of get that Bitcoin is limited, but don't think its backed up by anything. Late to the party, but I've had an interest in Bitcoin for some time and have a modest amount so can try to explain this. What a lot of people don't understand is that the currencies we use every day: pounds, euros, ...

Found an interesting compilation of 60 minutes episodes that I think will be of interest to people here. The first one looks at prepping in the US and paints a sympathetic picture. They featured a missile silo that had been converted into bunkers, apparently everyone turned up when Covid happened. h...

As is commonly pointed out, if SHTF in the UK 'bugging in' is more generally feasible than bugging out. The Bugging out in the UK thread covers where you may bug out to, but I'm interested in times when you may actually need to grab a bag and leave your home at very short notice in the UK-barring le...

I'm inclined to agree that 3 days isn't actually very much, areas hit by flooding (which seems to be an annual occurrence now) can take longer than that before waters subside, the empty shelves in supermarkets caused by panic buying during covid lasted longer than that too. I expect like the recomme...

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/f2/f2a0cc7f1c74bdfbdd7ea96f5bd2800226ca723e5a5f8dd77b4070cffc58b0fb.jpg New to prepping and this looked like about the largest and best overall UK prepping forum. My interests has been spurned by the UK government advice to have 3 days worth of supplies on hand as well ...