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  • #7880
    PJ
    Keymaster

    Lux

    I second your endorsement of candles. When the power went out a few years ago we cooked over them and it was quite successful actually.

    #8020
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    I’ve found my perfect emergency cooking equipment. It’s called the Kelly Kettle and boils water very quickly using small amounts of natural fuel. Perfect for then reconstructing freeze-dry and powdered stuff safely indoors. However, there are attatchments available to turn it into a regular camping stove if needed. It’ll cost about £70 all in ($100 – ish?) I can’t wait to get one!

    #8027
    PJ
    Keymaster

    The Maj had great reviews of the Kelly Kettle during his recent bugout journey, I’d say you are looking at a great piece of equipment

    #8043
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    Are you there Maj?

    Does your Kelly Kettle have a traditional cork stopper or the newer silicone one? If you’ve had experience of both, which is best?

    Many thanks.

    #8908
    bigpaul
    Guest

    a few years ago we had a bad winter(we’re in the South West of England by the way)we were snowed in for 3 nearly 4 weeks, couldn’t get the car out, main roads were gritted but we aren’t on a main road so ours wasn’t, nobody(and I mean NOBODY) came to see if we were ok, we had to survive on our own, good job I’ve got supplies in isn’t it?

    #8968
    PJ
    Keymaster

    bigpaul, another contributor from the big island east of us! Interesting you mention nobody came to see if you were ok, I suppose in times like that it’s literally everyone for themselves. Good thing you were prepared.

    #8976
    bigpaul
    Guest

    yes, isn’t it? I’ve been a prepper since 9/11 and our own 7/7 London Bombings. I’m trying to tell people this side of the “pond” that in a serious SHTF event NOBODY is coming to help them(not even the government) but they just don’t “get” it.

    #8981
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    bigpaul:

    2 inches of snow and Boris ( “Hurrah for me!”) Johnson cancels all of London’s buses!!

    *sigh*

    I can’t help liking him though!

    #8985
    bigpaul
    Guest

    yes I like Boris, he says it like it is, he called Blair mad the other day, a sentiment most Brits agree with.

    #8995
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    bigpaul: In reference to Mr Blair…

    As weem do say in these ‘ere parts:

    “Ee be a gurt gawpuss! Thik Wurzels ud do a better job.

    #8999
    Echo5Charlie
    Guest

    Who knew you’d need a translator talking to Brits?!

    #9004
    bigpaul
    Guest

    didn’t you know we are “2 nations DIVIDED by a common language”, forget who said it, might have been Winston Churchill, but its so right.

    #9027
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    Both bigpaul and I are from the south west.

    For our local accent – think pirates and ships’ captains. (Ah – harrr!)
    For our history – think King Arthur and Stonehenge.
    For our looks – think Cary Grant and actress Diana Dors ( in her 50s heyday,)
    For our culture – think Thomas Hardy and Deliverance.

    What does reckon then, Paul?

    #9028
    bigpaul
    Guest

    I’m thinking more along the lines of the Wurzels…but I don’t suppose many Americans have heard of them!

    #9033
    Clarity Jane
    Guest

    : D

    They will Paul, they will…

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