jpvskyfreak
09-18-2008, 10:36 AM
I was drilled with an acronym years ago called the "7 p's"
Prior Preparation & Planning Prevents **** Poor Performance
I think what it all boils down to is 4 types of preparation ...
CAT 1 : Total Home relocation ( safe zone ) eco sustainable home
CAT 2: Home Preparations staying in your present location & preparing
CAT 3 : Mobile Home & supplies SUV & Caravan long range tanks & Supplies
CAT 4 : Camping & Expedition Equipment , remaining light and mobile
So no matter what your budget is there is an option for everyone to consider. Fear causes panic and panic cause irrational thinking leading to un-favorable outcomes. So the essence is to have some plans in place that are well thought out.
One thing I would say is that if you're not undertaking the expensive total relocation option then stock some fuel. Even if you can only afford the camping option then you will need at least 150 liters of fuel to get you to a nice far away remote location. When the pooh hits the fan gas stations will dry up in a heart beat and so will food supplies. Get on Google earth and find camping grounds near fresh water resources , some grounds have decent facilities with toilets and showers that will be a god send if you're stuck there for a long time. Go and explore some national parks or camping grounds within a few hours of your home and see which is best.
People can go without food for 40 days but water is your life source so buy some filters tablets and know methods to get safe drinking water.
Myself and Orion are doing a bush food course to learn which plants are edible in your region , once you have safe water and the ability to source food you will be able to make all your supplies last so much longer.
Here is a good OZ camping & national park resource that lists tonnes of details : http://www.camping.com.au/
All the best JPVSKYFREAK
Prior Preparation & Planning Prevents **** Poor Performance
I think what it all boils down to is 4 types of preparation ...
CAT 1 : Total Home relocation ( safe zone ) eco sustainable home
CAT 2: Home Preparations staying in your present location & preparing
CAT 3 : Mobile Home & supplies SUV & Caravan long range tanks & Supplies
CAT 4 : Camping & Expedition Equipment , remaining light and mobile
So no matter what your budget is there is an option for everyone to consider. Fear causes panic and panic cause irrational thinking leading to un-favorable outcomes. So the essence is to have some plans in place that are well thought out.
One thing I would say is that if you're not undertaking the expensive total relocation option then stock some fuel. Even if you can only afford the camping option then you will need at least 150 liters of fuel to get you to a nice far away remote location. When the pooh hits the fan gas stations will dry up in a heart beat and so will food supplies. Get on Google earth and find camping grounds near fresh water resources , some grounds have decent facilities with toilets and showers that will be a god send if you're stuck there for a long time. Go and explore some national parks or camping grounds within a few hours of your home and see which is best.
People can go without food for 40 days but water is your life source so buy some filters tablets and know methods to get safe drinking water.
Myself and Orion are doing a bush food course to learn which plants are edible in your region , once you have safe water and the ability to source food you will be able to make all your supplies last so much longer.
Here is a good OZ camping & national park resource that lists tonnes of details : http://www.camping.com.au/
All the best JPVSKYFREAK