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Lonewolf, I have many surprises, and none of them nice. I just want to avoid ever facing that prospect.

I am not anti prepper. I prepp reasonably and hope nothing will happen. A lot of my posts Is just sarcasm against things that seem to be weird for me: like buying 4x4 to bug out. The country is so dense that wherever you'll move there will be people. Besides once shtf can't you bug out with Vauxhal...

I saw a US based ad once for "prepper insurance". I laughed and thought anyone signing up will be straight on the FEMA supply network, or worse, the watchlist.

Let it all boil and condense it. You can ensure its purity then. Not very energy efficient though.

I have a few vango ultralite bags. Very warm but unbelievably thin and very light. Not usable zipped in the summer months. Having used army bags, I must admit i'm not a fan - probably still old technology, and to the lowest bidder - admittedly this was in 1993. There's more advanced stuff out there ...

I bought a basil plant. Cutting edge stuff.

I'm not interested in bun fighting, he's entitled to his view.

I suppose it depends where you want to go. True off road you need high clearance so would be looking for a discovery, but its a landrover and for that money, it will leak. The pickup types like the l200 or navara are much more than 3k, and I question the practicality of them. A suzuki grand vitara i...

"Peter from Pontypridd" thats me and my trial of Hydrogen Peroxide ...........And my Dr is happy for me to use the Magnesium Chloride Flakes and the Sea Salt Water mix. He only said be careful with the Hydrogen Peroxide 3% food Grade I'm just wondering if you are still alive? Peroxide is ...

I have an easi-yo yoghurt system I bought from lakeland a few years ago. You add a premixed pack to around a litre of water and put it in a flask of boiling water overnight. Does anyone else have one? I was thinking a freeze dried yoghurt mix would store quite well, even passed it's expiry date, and...