diamond lil wrote:I think water on Rannoch would be the least of your problems! BTW Does whisky purify water? they say it does .
Even if it doesn't purify the water, will make it taste better!
diamond lil wrote:I think water on Rannoch would be the least of your problems! BTW Does whisky purify water? they say it does .
S'okay Brambles. I will come and pick you up! I've got a car - have you got a tent?Brambles wrote:Well, there's the rub CC. I live in the middle of nowhere, don't drive and there's no public transport. Realistically, I would have great trouble outrunning any imminent threat. Given warning I would walk 3 miles to the next village and bus it from there. The upside is, I'm not in a flood area, I'm enough off the beaten track to be safe for a while from most other things and I can manage well enough where I am. I do have a hidey-hole nearby, but that is my last resort. The only other option is to *ahem* 'run to the hills'![]()
BDE, you actually said why bother prepping if I was going to use a hotel.
Ooo thanks! I'll make sure there's a cuppa waiting and I have all the camping necessaries!itsybitsy wrote:S'okay Brambles. I will come and pick you up! I've got a car - have you got a tent?Brambles wrote:Well, there's the rub CC. I live in the middle of nowhere, don't drive and there's no public transport. Realistically, I would have great trouble outrunning any imminent threat. Given warning I would walk 3 miles to the next village and bus it from there. The upside is, I'm not in a flood area, I'm enough off the beaten track to be safe for a while from most other things and I can manage well enough where I am. I do have a hidey-hole nearby, but that is my last resort. The only other option is to *ahem* 'run to the hills'![]()
BDE, you actually said why bother prepping if I was going to use a hotel.
Thanks, but if the S has hit the F in a big way I'll probably need something a little stronger...Brambles wrote:Ooo thanks! I'll make sure there's a cuppa waiting and I have all the camping necessaries!itsybitsy wrote: S'okay Brambles. I will come and pick you up! I've got a car - have you got a tent?
the-gnole wrote:My "bug out" plan is not for apocalyptic events, a "Bug out" should, IMO, be no more than three days, maybe a week at a push, and I would head for the nearest Premier inn or Travel lodge out of the affected/effected area. So in the UK that would be about a mile over the bridge.
A bag with some clothes in and some cash would deal with that.
Having been within a couple of hundred yards of two major industrial unit fires it was a case of a stay at the parents place for a few hours, then to friends for a couple of hours then home again in the evening.
Wer might think about an emergency box for the out of town lock-up garage, but that's about all that is needed.
I also live in the "real" world, I don't live near a reactor, so no worry there, Last one to have a big problem in the UK was over 50 years, and that is over 200 miles from me and a similar incident that "might" affect me in a way that i would need to bug out is absurdly unrealistic.tfish wrote:Is this a serious answer? I was thinking about this today and it seems ridiculous beyond comprehension?Do you seriously think you could just ring up and book a travel lodge after even a basic event like a Reactor fire or similar?It’s hard enough to book a room normally, in times of trouble it would be impossible.I fear ill be passing your crumpled body by the roadside mr Gnole.
The question I asked was what peoples plans were if they intended to Bug Out.....it wasn't asked so we could slag each others plans off. Everybody here has different opinions on the threats we face and so plan accordingly.Is this a serious answer? I was thinking about this today and it seems ridiculous beyond comprehension?