Things tend to take on a smoother, more successful, and reliable pattern when they’ve become routine. That’s not to say that you’re taking things for granted, more that they’ve become a part of your everyday life. And that’s just the way that the most effective and successful prepping is likely to develop and take hold…
Given the UK’s maritime climate, flooding can occur after storms and heavy rain at practically any time of the year. In its wake, it brings disruption and inconvenience at the very least but at its worst, the risk of damage to property and loss of life. Included reasonably high on any prepper’s agenda, therefore, is…
Wherever you live and however grand – or otherwise – your home, of course, you’ll want to keep the bad guys out. The Americans have a word for making it harder for someone to break into your home. It’s called “hardening”, explains The Prepared. Since hardening your home to keep the bad guys and girls…
Prepping means being prepared for the unexpected. But some things are entirely predictable – and your prepping has to reflect events that are going to turn up as reliably as clockwork. You can be certain, for instance, that winter is coming around. You can be just as sure that winter means bad weather. The winter…
Just because you’re travelling – whether on foot, on the road, or overseas – that’s no reason to ditch the need for prepping. Far from it. It’s when you’re travelling that the unexpected might be most likely to happen. And as always, the better prepared you are for the completely unexpected, the better the outcome…