Preparedness for when

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elaine241 wrote: »

In a SHTF situation where water has been contaminated the whole system could be shut down leaving the big storage containers.

By the time he is informed the water supply has been contaminated, wouldn't the big storage containers also be contaminated?

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Hard_Up_Hester wrote: »

I do still have a copy of the email about the cupboards, I like to keep a little ammunition in stock.

In the world of the secret agent, it's known as a Security Blanket.

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For anyone wanting them, and within travelling distance of Ramsbottom, my local hardware store now has more of the £3-99 Hurricane Lanterns in stock.



They stock paraffin too, but they're not the cheapest for that.

PM me, if you want the name and address.

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Weather bad again here.

Wind and rain.

daz378

Lads xmas night out to night .... in manchester town centre.... cant refuse this one , without being called humbug.... the weather outside though is rather inclement rainy/windy....call myself a prepper... got alky selzey ... but its out of date.... will try and stay compus mentis

COOLTRIKERCHICK

daz378 wrote: »

Lads xmas night out to night .... in manchester town centre.... cant refuse this one , without being called humbug.... the weather outside though is rather inclement rainy/windy....call myself a prepper... got alky selzey ... but its out of date.... will try and stay compus mentis

becareful out there, not only about the weather, but the idiots too..


I know I should be panicking now as I got [EMAIL="s@d"]s@d[/EMAIL] all in pressie wise, but I feel calm... and more interested in being more frugal, and prepping my store cupboards .....and knucking down and saving/getting money...

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COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

I know I should be panicking now as I got "s@d" all in pressie wise, but I feel calm

I haven't bought a single present or card, nor will I be doing.

There's something quite liberating, about not being involved in the Christmas hullabaloo. :cool:

charlies-aunt

mardatha wrote: »

He's here now, thankugod. Up in loft with waterproof board, nails and a hammer. Thank god I had a son who became a joiner. Asked him to send us a bill for the wood which we will forward the HA.
It isn't a tiny skylight either.

Phew! pleased to know you are sorted! Massive inconvenience but at least everyone is safe and sound ...and dry.

THIRZAH

Been out walking in the Peak district today-it was so windy on the tops that we could hardly stand up-we dropped down as soon as we could but it quite scary up there.

bluebag

mardatha wrote: »

He's here now, thankugod. Up in loft with waterproof board, nails and a hammer. Thank god I had a son who became a joiner. Asked him to send us a bill for the wood which we will forward the HA.
It isn't a tiny skylight either.

Thank god you are all OK, I know you live out in the wilds a bit, but crikey that sounds like evil weather you are having there alright.

Thank goodness your lovely son came to your rescue.

Good HA ya got there, responding in such an effective and timely fashion. (sarc)