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Not sure but I think the mesh in debris netting may be too big.
You can buy archery netting but it starts at ~£100 so torn between buying that or (and this is twisted logic and seems incredibly wasteful) just accepting losing some arrows & replacing them. £100 buys a lot of semi decent arrows.

My kids actually think its a special treat to have fried spam! I kid you not
They're looking forward to the Apocalypse so they can eat daddy's supplies in the shed

My tuppence worth - I keep 2*10 litre plastic cans of diesel, they usually sit for a year until I feel I should use them so put them in the car and refill. As for petrol I fill my motorbike at the start of winter and it sits until usually April/may time so maybe up to six months and always starts no...

Nice indeed. My veg patch crop has been pretty dismal this year.

Yes, bit suspicious that nowhere is the age demographic of positive tests being published.
I agree that its probably spreading around the working age group at ptesent and will work its way out into the more vulnerable in probably a short period of time.

Yeah. Things would have to be very very grim indeed to reach the point of bugging out. I wild camp year round and love it but it would be a utterly different story to survive in the "wilderness" (if there is such a thing in the UK) with the family in tow (capable & also very experienced wild campers...

In fact I've just re-read it and think its largely scaremongering and other than stating its from a leaked document can't verify their sources.
It also states the government is preparing, which in itself is pretty unbelievable

Don't know how much of this is media scaremongering or how much is true.

https://metro.co.uk/2020/08/23/water-ra ... -13166025/

Im guessing that there are going to be widely varying opinions/thoughts regarding this which is always good. Personally, we're in a remote area where we can get snowed in for a few days so fully prepped for that. Secondary to that we can feed the family & fuel the house for a very comfortable three ...

Jenny's idea is indeed genius. You could even take it as step further and bury a crumpled wet wipe an inch or so under the surface to "discourage" further exploration