smileyt wrote:Would they not already have a thermos flask?
Why not put in one of those little battery operated mobile phone chargers instead of a flask?
No, they just get in their car and off they go without ANYTHING! A mobile battery charger is a good idea - you mean like a powermonkey type thing? What's a cheap good one?
Thanks.
Oh, and I decided to add a couple of ponchos and stuff the whole lot into a cheap rucksack!
Gerber Tempo torch
Gerber Clutch tool
Disaster Survival (Collins Gem)
Gelert solid camping cooker
2 Emergency blankets
MW/FM/SW portable radio
2 x AA batteries + 2 AAA batteries
4 Handwarmers
Mess tin
LL food
Matches
Water purification tablets
Spork
Wet wipes
Thermos flask
Small anti-bacterial hand gel
Ponchos
Warm hat and gloves
Power Monkey
Several lightsticks
Tea lights and stand
First aid kit (customised)
1 L bottle water
Chocolates!
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I bought a box of 40 handwarmers for £24 from amazon.
I have lots of lightsticks. Too many! Good till Dec 21st 2012 (ahem). High intensity yellow. Last several hours. Box of 10 for £3 plus about £1.60 postage.
Hobo
That is exactly what i had gone of and found glad i did not make a mistake
BHS have multi-tools, 2 for £10.00. Probably not a make a 'true' prepper would want but handy to put in any prepping gifts or hampers this christmas.
Also had some other gadget type gifts that might come in handy, especially for those of us on tight bugdets at the moment. Better to have something than nothing at all!
preppingsu
Hi Hobo, just wondering how your Christmas hampers were received? No-one I gave that book to (the global warming survival handbook) has mentioned it at all so I suspect they think my marbles are lost ....
smileyt wrote:Hi Hobo, just wondering how your Christmas hampers were received? No-one I gave that book to (the global warming survival handbook) has mentioned it at all so I suspect they think my marbles are lost ....
Good to have you back smileyt. Hope your christmas was good; relaxing and full of good food!!!!!(and by that I mean lots of chocolate! )