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Prepping isn’t hard

By Skean Dhude

Prepping isn’t really that hard. You look at what you need to do and you buy what you require to meet that need or you buy the components and build it or you simply build it from what you have available. Easy really.

The difficult part of it though is prioritising. None of us have […]

2nd April 2015 | Category: Organisation |

Rich Man Poor Man

By Skean Dhude

Where you are in society makes a big difference to how prepared you are. Even though you may not actually be preparing if you work on a farm you are in a better situation than someone who works in a factory. You are already close to living the life after an event. That much is […]

2nd April 2015 | Category: Information, Organisation, Wellbeing |

Adaptability

By Skean Dhude

It is not the strongest of the species that survives; nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. – Charles Darwin (1809 – 1882)

No matter what the event is, no matter when it occurs the people who tend to survive are those with the mindset […]

2nd April 2015 | Category: Information, Organisation, Wellbeing |

Mapping and Route Planning

By Northern Raider

This is a repost from a comment in the Survival UK Forum. (c)2011 Northern Raider

When preparing to move to a RETREAT or even on EXPEDITION TRAINING you must make careful notes of certain important factors in planning your journey, Also when in location at your base or retreat you need to record for future […]

20th April 2015 | Category: Information, Navigation, Organisation |
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