My biggest fear is the Port and Cognac running out...can you imagine a world void of Port and Cognac. If that day came it would be time to take the service revolver out of the draw and call it a day.
My biggest fear is the Port and Cognac running out...can you imagine a world void of Port and Cognac. If that day came it would be time to take the service revolver out of the draw and call it a day.
My biggest fear is the Port and Cognac running out...can you imagine a world void of Port and Cognac. If that day came it would be time to take the service revolver out of the draw and call it a day.
Of course your entitled to your opinion but base it on facts and not out of date data. I'm a prepper too by the way.
I've several plans for a still, not that I'd contemplate building one but...... in hard times and the Port and Cognac gone, down to ones last couple of bottles of Armagnac and the 'survival instinct' could make any of us do things we'd not dream of doing in normal times. I suppose I could get the sond a merch out on fruit and berry picking duties whilst the memshaib I held the fort so to speak.
Funny that nobody seems to be mentioning local electricity generating. The panels on our roof would allow us to move into a DC powered lifestyle quite easily. Lower levels of electricity consumption of course and batteries needed along with duplicate minimum number of appliances. And, unlike your food and ammunition the system would be difficult to steal.
It baffles me why panels or photo-voltaic tiles are not a requirement for all possible new builds.
Funny that nobody seems to be mentioning local electricity generating. The panels on our roof would allow us to move into a DC powered lifestyle quite easily. Lower levels of electricity consumption of course and batteries needed along with duplicate minimum number of appliances. And, unlike your food and ammunition the system would be difficult to steal.
It baffles me why panels or photo-voltaic tiles are not a requirement for all possible new builds.
Yes Rik, with the end of society I may even be tempted to liberate some barrels of whisky from the distilleries bond in my village. Purely to use for medical purposes of course, you know patching up and cleaning wounds and as a backwoods anaesthetic. Never would I draw any joy from this but one has to set ones tie and chin and go forward.
This is all I have near me, about three miles away
http://www.welsh-whisky.co.uk/The-Distillery/Visitor-Centre.aspx?gclid=CNKO-LKesrgCFeXItAodQkEAfg to be honest I find it a tad harsh.
and marry Katherine Jenkins, probably.