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Was going to be splitting the logs from a recently felled tree, but it was drizzling so stayed in and made Sloe Gin (does that count as prepping) (also bought extra propane for the BBQ should the power go out I can still cook in a relative civilised state, and chucked a bit more winter related kit i...

I have a fairly strong sense of right and wrong. That's not to say I don't apply 'situational ethics', because I do. But my sense of right and wrong, and the fact that I have to live with my actions and their consequences, tends to keep me straight. My general attitude is that I'll help anyone I ca...

:lol: :lol: :lol: I like that post, IfInDoubt :) and actually, there's new stuff for me in there - SIMs for different networks, and a landline type phone for the car, even if you do need to find a jack in point. Good stuff.[/quote] You can pick sim cards up for 99p from most supermarkets, just activ...

Welcome to the forum! As the others have said, great intro - can I just ask, with having to work so far away regularly, what have you done about communications? If the mobile phone towers went down, for instance? Radios need training, and power, and one thing I've heard of recently is having a sche...

Hi all, been a keen lurker on this and other forums for a while so thought I would sign up so I can add my thoughts where applicable but by way of introduction: I have been a ‘prepper’ since very young, probably inspired by Jerry Ahern’s Survivalist series of pulp fiction books back in the early eig...