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You know, I've not even considered longer burn candles. Thanks.

4-6 person capacity lol.

Are they difficult to pack away?

I went into my local Army Surplus shop last Friday for the first time in over a year (I shop online) and was horrified at the prices on show for basic items such as wind up torches, multitools, folding shovels etc. I appreciate that these places have to charge a premium to cover overheads, the trade...

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You're right, anything can happen and the knowledge is worth having but as the go-to response for a new prepper its almost laughable to suggest they need this. Specific to this question, colack asked for material related to prepping, sure the SAS book will come in useful to most of us at some point ...

Ignore the above advice lol. Honestly the people who plan on surviving on bushcrafting skills etc would struggle to do it in the countryside even today, try it with hundreds or thousands trying the same thing at once. Its a fantasy, the calories required to sit in the cold waiting to snag something ...

nice stash, Ive used a similar box (wrapped up alot) for one of my sites Ive buried supplies in outside the house.

This is something Im totally new to but have to get stronger on, just starting online.

In a true SHTF situation, there will be home invasions and empty properties will go first, I might even consider having a look around empty houses myself, first thibg you would look for would be activity during the day and then light at night. Last thing before going in and help yourself would be ju...

About an hours walk from where I am now, so no not all that far. If it was an expensive exercise I might not have done it but for £15 per site I have a solid (waterproof and bug proof) container and 3 days supply of food and water, it's not worth checking on. I should though, as well as bury more in...