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I wonder when people here will say 'I refuse to pay x amount for that' As jansman indicated, prices ARE jumping quite a bit

nightowl wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 17, 2019 2:28 pm

My wife was quite surprised today when she didn't have any pasta and I magically produced some from a cupboard outside the kitchen

My wife was also surprised when I produced pasta from shopping trip. Not the good kind am afraid to say since have lots of pasta already. If looks could kill...

Hi all, it may have been asked before, apologies. Can anyone give me literature suggestions for UK based prepping/eotwawki novels please. I would rather more realistic story lines- not zombie/aliens etc. My imagination may stretch to EMP though. Pretty sure this fellah is full of stories of assorte...

Forgot to say, my campaign to make more local links is still paying off. My local horticultural society run a "sundries shop" at a farm that google maps describes as "eco friendly" - on average, it opens once a fortnight, for a couple of hours, run by volunteers, and it has dozens of items - compos...

Personally I use those small ziplock mylar bags for such things

These useable indoors Andy?

This week as I surveyed my vast array of pasta, rice, dried spuds and assorted jars of cooking sauces, i realised i'm just lost on the topic of meat. I'm filling the newly acquired spare freezer, so there will be SOME meat into a crisis, but I feel the urge for something long term and not in need o...

Yorkshire Andy wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 05, 2019 8:16 pm

Some of my house kit

Looks more like the local hospital kit

jansman wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 05, 2019 7:14 pm

Exactly. If the tech fails, keep the compression going.

My trainer told me that from next year, basic first aid is to be taught in secondary schools. Not before time.

Is that for all uk or just england?