Ed Norton
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Stickler said 1 drop for each gallon.
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stillstanding2
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Hi Nikie, Among your supplies, be sure and keep a large supply of batteries for everything that uses them. Lots of flashlights, etc.
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Yeah around here you are a rasist if you fight for the bad side. I am not a rasist.. Remembering once I dunnobhownold we were maybe 10 or 11 we live on a farm so obviously our friends was the black girls of the people working on the farm we had this school holidays and my sister was the teacher and she taught us all.
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Good idea !! We have some solar power for torches and cell phones if ahit hit the fan my phone is first to go!..
Ed Norton
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Nikie I can see that you are not a racist and are very kind to people..it's obvious
Do you guys have passports?
If you don't have them yet, apply for them
Is there easier travel within the SADEC area?
The bergs are probably your easiest bet if you need to cross a border.
Botswana is probably the most economicallysound place in southern Africa. Nowhere is perfect, but Botswana is good, and many of the traditional African institutions still prevail there.
Stocks of fuel are important. Hope you guys don't have the bio additions that stop fuel from keeping.
A good stock of fuel filters is a good idea too.
If you do need to use back roads, 125 or 175 cc 4 stroke bikes are quiet and go a long way on a gallon. Puncture repair kits are vital.
If you don't have them yet, apply for them
Is there easier travel within the SADEC area?
The bergs are probably your easiest bet if you need to cross a border.
Botswana is probably the most economicallysound place in southern Africa. Nowhere is perfect, but Botswana is good, and many of the traditional African institutions still prevail there.
Stocks of fuel are important. Hope you guys don't have the bio additions that stop fuel from keeping.
A good stock of fuel filters is a good idea too.
If you do need to use back roads, 125 or 175 cc 4 stroke bikes are quiet and go a long way on a gallon. Puncture repair kits are vital.
stillstanding2
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Hi Nikie, In gathering supplies, you might want to browse the web for "disaster survival kits" and checklists. Especially the ones approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). They are pretty thorough, and although you can buy the pre-assembled kits, you can put one together for your family by yourself.
The checklists are important, so that you don't forget anything. There are also plenty of tips on sheltering in place, travel, trauma treatment, and many other topics worth knowing in advance of a disaster. :bookworm:
We can give you general tips, but it is good to have a single source and lists that the whole family can understand. Stuff like maps, compasses, compact radio and communication gear, etc. are easy to forget about in a hurry. So you might just research some things and see what you might be overlooking. :oops:
In your case, you may need a separate backpack for each person, with basics in case your family gets separated. :arghh;
The checklists are important, so that you don't forget anything. There are also plenty of tips on sheltering in place, travel, trauma treatment, and many other topics worth knowing in advance of a disaster. :bookworm:
We can give you general tips, but it is good to have a single source and lists that the whole family can understand. Stuff like maps, compasses, compact radio and communication gear, etc. are easy to forget about in a hurry. So you might just research some things and see what you might be overlooking. :oops:
In your case, you may need a separate backpack for each person, with basics in case your family gets separated. :arghh;
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Something to look into.. Just for in case
You really did give a lot of very good advise anarchy.. We can sell the horses and buy bikes rather I would love that.. Don't like horses that mush..
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Yes this is what I need desperetly.. Thank you!!! My sob is on the prepper fb page there is a lot of info
But I couldnt have finds a list like this thanks!!!
We are cinda paranoid have this backpack from ny oldest was age 10 .. He is17 now!!:D
Most people say we are stupid.
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Sorry to read you are living such scary and uncertain times at the moment Nikie. Keeping you and your family in my thoughts xx
Dobbin might be slow, but it can go places bikes can't, like swimming rivers if there are check points or roadblocks on bridges. It can jump fences too.
Dobbin can refuel at night, and, you can eat the bugger.
Well trained, it can kick an attackers head of with a kick from a front foot.
Each has its advantages and disadvantages.
Dobbin can refuel at night, and, you can eat the bugger.
Well trained, it can kick an attackers head of with a kick from a front foot.
Each has its advantages and disadvantages.
stillstanding2
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That's risky for the rider(s) if not used to it. Might add wire cutters to your tool box. What the hell if it's illegal! You'll be the only law. The 3 rules will be: GO!, GO!, and GO!, if it's time.
Please make sure everyone can read a map and compass and knows all the options. Nobody gets to be a sissy until later. I'm just trying to imagine myself in your place, and I don't like it.
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