SurvivalBlog.com: Finding Community, by Jim Fry
Posted on February 3, 2010
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Here at the farm we're having the first of a series of free and open classes on disaster preparedness on February 6th. One of the things I intend to talk about are various options for joining a community.
When discussing disaster preparations, the first thing to decide is what you think is most likely to happen. If you think the world is a friendly place where snow means skiing and flowers always bloom, then a disaster is the electricity going out for a couple days if a tree happens to fall. You’ll need a case of bottled water, some soup and maybe a barbeque for cooking. With just that little bit, you’ll still be ahead of most of your neighbors and mostly be comfortable. But what if disaster means, “The End Of…Everything”? Then the preps you’ll need will be very different.
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