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Post by woodyz on Apr 18, 2016 16:59:47 GMT -7
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Post by ColcordMama on Apr 19, 2016 2:39:31 GMT -7
Those poor people........  |
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Post by Cwi555 on Apr 19, 2016 5:03:44 GMT -7
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Post by cajunlady87 on Apr 19, 2016 5:26:43 GMT -7
No matter the type of natural disaster to hit, it's so sad looking at the pictures and seeing just how bad lives can be changed in an instant. Yes, being prepared does help. In a situation like this where do you crawl to find your preps. In a flood, where do you swim to find your preps. The question then becomes, should I chance seeking out my preps. Unsteady buildings, broken gas lines, these are real situations to deal with and think about. Still, it's always better to think positive and to prep as best you can in hopes it will be a lifesaver for you and you don't have to face bare shelves in the markets.
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Post by Cwi555 on Apr 19, 2016 6:28:25 GMT -7
No matter the type of natural disaster to hit, it's so sad looking at the pictures and seeing just how bad lives can be changed in an instant. Yes, being prepared does help. In a situation like this where do you crawl to find your preps. In a flood, where do you swim to find your preps. The question then becomes, should I chance seeking out my preps. Unsteady buildings, broken gas lines, these are real situations to deal with and think about. Still, it's always better to think positive and to prep as best you can in hopes it will be a lifesaver for you and you don't have to face bare shelves in the markets. What you describe is one of the main purposes behind caches. Eggs in one basket and all that. |
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Post by cajunlady87 on Apr 19, 2016 6:37:47 GMT -7
No matter the type of natural disaster to hit, it's so sad looking at the pictures and seeing just how bad lives can be changed in an instant. Yes, being prepared does help. In a situation like this where do you crawl to find your preps. In a flood, where do you swim to find your preps. The question then becomes, should I chance seeking out my preps. Unsteady buildings, broken gas lines, these are real situations to deal with and think about. Still, it's always better to think positive and to prep as best you can in hopes it will be a lifesaver for you and you don't have to face bare shelves in the markets. What you describe is one of the main purposes behind caches. Eggs in one basket and all that. You're so right cwi. I meant to address caches but I got distracted and forgot to post it. In some situations having a BOB in your vehicle will help you if you're able to salvage it. Again many vehicles get destroyed during floods and earthquakes. Placing caches away from home is another way to hopefully enable yourself and loved ones to have the chance to survive. There are many places and different ways to accomplish this as we have discussed many times. Thinking outside of the box does help placing these in more strategic hideouts to avail yourself getting to them if/when needed. |
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