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BydenobWell friends…I am glad to announce that Scarecrow from the Ontario Preppers Network has had his blogging work recognized over at the Be A Survivor website in their First Survival and Disaster Preparedness Blog Carnival – YAY Scarecrow!!! Scarecrow’s awesome post “Emergency Heat for Your Home” was mentioned in The Best of the Rest Section…
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BydenobDear……, Since you have stated that in case of an emergency that you (and family) will come to my home to be taken care of, the following is a list of what you are required to bring with you and what is expected of you (and family members). Must bring: sleeping bag, pillow, blankets-for you…
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