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> ...how much time was spent shoveling snow every year... Assuming you had a source of heat, could you grade where you would normally have to shovel snow for i
by yourapostasy 4y ago
> ...how much time was spent shoveling snow every year...
Assuming you had a source of heat, could you grade where you would normally have to shovel snow for it to melt into cisterns, then run the heat through pipes under those paths/areas?
> ...go take as advanced a first aid course as you can afford...
Stock an appropriate IFAK (military-grade ones are not necessarily what you want [1]) on your person, then appropriately more comprehensive and larger kits in your vehicles and house. And stock vehicle and house consumables and parts that commonly break down; if you think the supply chain is bad now, wait 'til you experience it at the end of a long-ass last-mile segment.
Be prepared to repair and fix everything on your own, as much as possible. This is why many working farms and ranches run extensive workshops.
[1] https://www.primalsurvivor.net/ifak-contents/ https://www.primalsurvivor.net/ifak-contents/
- jacquesm 4y ago> Assuming you had a source of heat, could you grade where you would normally have to shovel snow for it to melt into cisterns, then run the heat through pipes under those paths/areas? Too much surface area. The house was about 350 meters away from the nearest road. As for workshop: we ended up being the 'go-to' place to fix plenty of stuff while we lived there. Welders, lathes, mill, plasmacutter, not a whole lot you can't fabricate out of metal with gear like that on hand.