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ForgeCorvus wrote:Little warning on the picture would of been nice (Why don't they show what they're selling )

Sorry about that, I forgot that different people have different standards.

Sincere apologies.

Might be worth having

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORTABLE-SOLA ... 35a23bc89f


Disclaimer: I have no connection with the seller.

To me having a BOL or 3 is just another prep. If I need to bug out I will. My main fear is the government, under the civil contingencies act they can seize food stocks for 'sharing', that could wipe out our preps and leave us in the position we are prepping to avoid. Probably/maybe won't happen but ...

I have a wooded area nearby picked out should things ever get so bad, pretty much the same 'facilities' as you Danny, except there is a stream, river is further away. From there I have various routes planned toward the coast, in easy increments. I have a few areas marked which I have visited and are...

Thanks for the heads up I will be looking to get one of those.

I have a couple of body warmers, one green, one light tan. I see these as all I need and as I wear them often, folks round here are used to seeing me in them.

Thanks for the heads up, my wife shops at Asda, I will get her to pick some up.

Having carefully read the rule I can see no reason why old vehicles cannot be used to store fuel (in their fuel tanks) if a person has adequate land to stand them on. The vehicles would have to be SORNed though to comply with another law.

I like the area I live in, farming/shooting country so lots of game etc, I would though like to buy a more detached house that is a bit more isolated.

I have printed off several of my prepper ebooks using Calibre as a hard copy back up.