This series is about how to manage when you and yours must walk a long way to get to your destination. Part I was about the psychological aspects of a long, challenging hike; while Part II was about managing the… Continue Reading
An asthma attack feels a lot like you’re trying to suck your air into your lungs through one of those tiny little straws they give you to stir coffee with. You feel like you’re suffocating, and you can’t stop coughing.… Continue Reading
This series is meant to help you to prepare if you and yours have to go a long way on foot. Part I focused on the psychological aspects. This part focuses on the physical side. Here are tips and tricks… Continue Reading
Salty here, just check in and reporting that all is well with us. We should have more articles hopefully starting tomorrow (they are written, it’s a matter of having enough access to get them set up. Be well and we… Continue Reading
We just wanted to share with you a short note to let you know we are doing a bit of housekeeping, and that we are “hitting the road” to spend some time in the wild. Hosting Issues Last week we… Continue Reading
Spice and I do a lot of thrift store prepping. If you don’t mind spending a bit of time and effort looking around, you can find some great bargains, get ideas and make a lot of prepping progress for not… Continue Reading
You and your people are in one place. You need to get somewhere else. No cars, no trains, no busses…the only way to get there is shoe leather. But it’s a very long walk; right at the edge of what… Continue Reading
Is there anything less fun than kidney stones? Not a whole lot … “The most painful thing I’ve ever experienced” is a phrase that comes up a lot when people talk about their experiences with one. I bet I can… Continue Reading
The key to prepping is doing. The one major difference between being an effective prepper and some guy/gal who understand the need to prep is simple. Effective preppers do. Thunder’s just a noise, boys, lightning does the work Like every… Continue Reading
Lessons From Katrina New Orleans and surrounding areas were a complete mess in so many ways after Katrina; but they did have a lot of lessons preppers can learn from. My friend Doc was called into the disaster response early… Continue Reading
Beans, Bullets, Bandages and You was down for about a day-and-a-half due to a couple of factors. There was an issue with a plugin that caused an unusual amount of processor load that was starting to affect the other users… Continue Reading
Opinions on the perfect composition for a Bug-Out Bag (BOB) abound in Prepper-World. So do opinions on the toughest superhero. Similarity: The one perfect BOB and the superheroes are equally real. I spent part of my day considering this as… Continue Reading
Free online courses. Free is my favorite amount to pay. Who doesn’t like free? A couple of months ago, Spice wrote an article about free online courses, you can check that article out by clicking here. An Overlooked Prepping Resource:… Continue Reading
Something bad’s gone down. Your community is getting by, because Hey, you were prepared and knew how to do some things. But now people are getting sick. There’s no word from the outside on what it might be; so you’ll… Continue Reading
Prepping for food allergies and sensitivities If you’re not inclined to be a label reader you might not have noticed … but many prepper foods are pretty big on the ‘processed’ scale. The problem is that means there are… Continue Reading