Prepping

Be careful with booby traps if the legal system is still in operation.

 

Of course...we have looked at the state...and county laws....if gets really bad...all options to protect ourselves will be engaged!

 

I'm in N.Florida in a small-town rural area. Of course, most of north and central florida is rural. except for the beaches of course.

 

you're in a great place...conservatives....the craziest will be in or near big cities...robbing...looting big screen tvs....ha!

 

Won't that be funny? Running off with a big screen tv, getting it home, plugging it in and
No electricity

 

People around here don't take to looting and burning with no resistance at all. I sure don't blame cops for not sticking themselves out to be persecuted either.

 

it's sad that loads of people are drinking the kool-aid...saying...i don't mind paying higher prices..few shortages...to get cleaner earth...wow...well..they can just put out welcome mat...open the door...coz...here it comes!

 

I am not blaming the cops bless their heart it is terrible for them. I'm blaming those who tie their hands behind their backs. I never see a cop or soldier I don't thank.

 

i never blame police....they've been hijacked...and are being conditioned..to accept the
awful situation...we pray...we pray

 

I also think the local sheriff is at fault too. If they would use the powers given them cops and deputy's would all be more able to enforce the laws.
Of course, any sheriff who does is a target of the feds and democrats. Sheriff Arpaio and Sheriff Clark come to mind.

 

And back to prepping; I bought a 5-lb bag of rice this week.

 

Saved by the Belle.

 

Prepping on your own can be difficult. First I thought our apple crop would not come in. Then all the trees were covered. Storms, birds and squirrels descimated (?) our transparent tree which we would have been putting up now as applesauce. We can put up a little freezer sauce, maybe. We picked the apples left and a lot can't be used.
Our wolf river was COVERED with blossoms and then fruit but now very few so no drying this year. But our delicious apple tree is still hanging in there. And I looked across the big pasture and the spice apple tree is covered with fruit. So far away I can't tell about quality but I need to go find those little cinnamon candies for canning them. I know I have some because that tree hasn't been good for a couple of years.

 

Apple trees don't do well here but we did have some luck growing certain ones in North Georgia.

 

I watched a video yesterday that claimed the #1 thing to do when prepping was to plant raspberries!

Since you mentioned apples, I have to mention an apple variety that came from Russia that is totally red through the flesh. I can't recall the name, but it is very difficult to find, as it is almost inedible fresh, but it makes wonderful cinnamon apples.

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