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BydenobSorry for the lag in posting, I am currently packing my entire home to move to the country house… Things will get back to normal soon. In the meantime, enjoy this repost from APN. I just experienced one of those things that leaves you in total awe of how some people think. Now…
Introducing Movie Mondays on the CPN!
BydenobStarting August 18, the Canadian Preppers Network will be presenting MOVIE MONDAYS! Movie Mondays is a project we have undertaken to show films, documentaries, commentaries, etc that relate in some way to the lifestyle of preparedness in the hopes that we can learn about old time skills, modern day disasters, and other events of concern. …
Start Your Garden Journal
BydenobNow would be a great time to get a journal going to track all those variables for your garden. There are several ways to do this, hand written notes, spreadsheets, or my favorite, a Microsoft Access Database. Whatever method you choose, you will want to record certain data. Some of the details I record are:…
Movie Monday
BydenobWartime Farm Episode 5 With fuel supplies going directly into the war effort, alternatives for tractors and other farm vehicles were needed. Enter the gasifier. Coal was used in Briton as wood was mostly reserved for building planes and firearms. In addition, smaller gasoline engines were used to create miniature walk behind tractors. In order…
Beyond The Trigger Pull.
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Butane Soldering Iron For Convenient Repairs
BydenobSoldering irons are handy tools for us DIY type folks, but sometimes getting it to where you need it can be difficult or just plain dangerous. Not to mention that if the grid goes down and you need to make a quick repair, an electric soldering iron just won’t do the trick. I found this…