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St Johns is a great start across the board, I wish I had that practical experience - have you found some of the Emergency Medicine websites for preppers now? There's a huge amount of info there (and I've recently updated my bookmarks :mrgreen: ) shout if you want a list of linkies ... Home security ...

Coventry Kevin, there's loads of places closer to you to practice bushcrafting skills - look at the tourist websites for your area, and find woodlands, country parks, bushcraft organisations, ramblers, anything like that. Get a few skills under your belt already before you make a journey of that dis...

Hello Stan, welcome to the forum. Good to hear that you've some prepping experience under your belt. What are you looking to improve on now?

Hello Zane, welcome to the forum. I hope you find some stuff thats of interest to you on here. What kind of thing are you prepping for?

Hello Kernewek, welcome to the forum. What do you think your main area of preps might be, a bit more food and water first, first aid? Hope you enjoy looking around.

Hi DTB
Interesting question! How would you be looking to use either of them, do you think? And what sort of shtf situation?

I made a list for my mum to stock up with, she'd run down her stocks on purpose as she wanted the house re-wired. And she used the list! Result :) I'm on baby steps in my house, slight lurgification means I'm hardly doing anything, but I'm researching for a hedge trimmer to keep things in check with...

Thanks for this! I keep faffing about with a course, but I *really* don't want to attend one right now, and I'm very used to distance learning ... this will suit me

Erm ... I have a confession to make ... I'm tidying up like crazy, and underneath a plastic bag of clothes destined for the charity shop, and another plastic bag (which has been there almost a year :oops: :oops: :oops: ) of crab bones that have been boiled of their flesh and just need to be smashed ...

Ragdolly-we all start somewhere, and look, you already know how to can food! You're not a beginner by any means :) I was given an aloe vera plant ages ago, and if you give it fresh compost from any old poundland store, it will very quickly make new plants - and there's your skin taken care of if the...