In a nutshell - http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/episo ... nreachable
There's a commercial free version, but I don't know how to link to it. Sorry!

Foxglove wrote: I haven't heard of any meet-ups but May 1-7th is Canada's national preparedness week http://www.getprepared.gc.ca/knw/epweek-eng.aspx
Foxglove

Thanks for the link, Foxglove. I didn't know we had a preparedness week. Great!

Welcome, Awolbc. I would like to hear more about your can rack. Maybe you could share your instructions in the food storge or canning sections?

Greetings! Welcome! I like your energy. Making purchases as you are adds up surprisingly quickly. Keep up the good work!

Hello, Sarah!
I'm not from BC, but welcome to the forum

Hi, Rambler Dodger. It would be nice if more people were as level headed as you sound. Thankfully, there are preppers who do so without the fear you talk about. Personally, I've done one kind of prepping or another since I was 18 and newly married, but it wasn't called prepping then. It was just the...

Being a liability to my family makes me feel very uneasy so I bought a Health Walker off Kijiji on Monday, and added walking to my rehabilitation plan.

I just finished listening to the most recent food storage podcast at the Survival Podcast. Wow! I'm not in favour of eating wild greens as he suggests. Saw my house rabbit get worms too fast from lawn 'salads' to want to give it a try :o But as for striving to make your food storage work for you, wo...

These 5 basics are a supply of staples. All of the above are used to prepare other foods. You need water to drink & cook, sugars to bake & flavor foods like breakfast cereal, edible oils and salt for baking & cooking, as well as anything else you want to add a bit of flavor to. Vitamins...

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