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RE: An Alternative Look on Prepping

in #life8 years ago (edited)

I became a 'Prepper' when I moved to Montana. Not "Ted Kaczynski" style (mind you) but due to the climate and terrain. With the travel distances from major destination cities being 2-3 hours travel apart and the extreme winter weather where -20 to -40 is (or can be) a reality. So, a tow strap, water, TP food/cooking, clothing items & a serious sleeping bag, etc. - became my "bug in" case equipment for my vehicles. Perhaps, as "Preppers" we should consider our "vehicles" (currencies) in our current "financial" climate and terrain. IMHO - Peace!

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Yeah it's totally necessary to prepare for rough climate.

Glad you're prepared!

Peace!