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Hi all, Although my probation officer says I'm not allowed to play with fire here is a few hints. Tampons ... I always have some of these in the first aid kit as they are good for plugging a bullet wound but if you pull them apart they will catch a spark from a flint quite well. I always bag the saw...

Oldy - how do you go about your cheese making, are you keeping dairy stock? What sort of cheeses are you making now? Its a very interesting subject and a great skill to have. I for one would be very interested to hear about it, theres a good number of people on here with small holding/farming backg...

Hi All,

Is anyone else on here making cheese or am I the only one?

Oldman

Hi all, Looking at the picture of the torch behind the door I'd like to make a couple of points ... The bad men know everyone keeps something there, they're not going to knock, just bash the door in and now they are between you and the torch. The hinges are on the right, this means you are going to ...

Hi diyrednef

*waves from London

Bugging in , for most, is probably the better option. That being said, as a carer for 2 disabled people, do you have a bugout/escape plan just in case? I've an escape plan for me but I'm going to have to leave the other two behind. Of course, I'll shoot them in the head before I go to make sure tha...

These are good questions that I had not asked myself. I think it depends on the level of the problem and how long term it is. 1) Do you work with your neighbours for defence, or bug in and lock up? As I'm part of the "Neighbourhood Watch" scheme then yes, I expect we will work together. 2)...

After living through a childhood threat of nuclear war in the sixties I've always been a prepper. I'm preped for the 'zombie apocalypse', yes, I know it makes me sound like a nut but it is a good cover all for everything that could go wrong in life. I even prep for my cats by making sure there is fo...