Last week the Chip Monk Family Survival Podcast had two podcasts on bugging in and bugging out. Thought I would share them here: Bugging Out: http://chipmonk.podbean.com/2010/09/20/episode-62-buggin-out/ Some interesting concepts in
I tend to think a lot when I have a little down time. I was on the plane for work this week and it hit me, that I am not
So, I have been looking into solar backup systems for several low voltage pieces of equipment. I’ve been looking into this now for probably about a year. Of course, I’ve
It’s Sunday morning, or it was Sunday morning, I should say. I was sitting at Starbucks for the first time in a couple of months, sipping on a coffee trying
I have been eying up no rinse shampoo and no rinse body bath for some time on Amazon.com. This week I bought them and they came in… I have to
Taken from a survival forum and copied to a word document late last year for my own review going forward: Now some people live in apartments like myself, I figured
We all look at lists online of the basics to prep. We all prep what we and our families will eat and consume. But what about those things that we
The title says it all. I am not going to write a bunch about this. Just listen to the podcast: http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/episode-502-bugging-in-vs-bugging-out
Well, the end of August is coming, and the weather is starting to change a bit; evenings are getting cooler, and days are starting to get a bit shorter. This
Instructables .com has instructions on how to build an Altoids Tin Stove that you can throw in your car, bug out bag, etc… I am probably going to build one
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