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Originally Posted by The Reaper
My thought is that this next topic can cover both how to stay warm and dry in the woods as well as in a dwelling after a disaster.
Disaster lighting is included as an adjunct to fire/warmth, but can be a separate topic.
What should we do to be prepared for a disaster, regardless of whether it is the roof being ripped off by a hurricane, the power going out in a winter storm, being caught by an early snowfall surprise in the woods, or if pandemic flu hits and support systems fail, we stay warm and dry?
TR
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Haven't had enought coffee yet, but off the top of my head to start:
Clothing/Warmth related
Blankets
Tarps (for cover and to keep supplies dry)
Extra clothing items that can be layered
Socks
Sturdy shoes/boots
Gloves
Hats (wool type coverings) and scarves
Lighting:
Various Flashlights and batteries for same
Candles (?)
Matches
Lighters
Perhaps some type of oil lamps (?)
I'm probably thinking too much "inside the box" and look forward to other ideas.