Monday, June 22, 2009

Firestarter

  • Candles, light the candle place it in the ground, and stack tinder and sticks over it until you get a fire going, and then remove the candle and store for next time. Useful for igniting damp tinder. The candle provides constant heat.

  • "000" steel wool. Great for starter light and easy to carry.
  • Dryed Moss, you can collect this along the way.
  • Must have supplies, lighters, matches, flint all kept safe and dry in plastic bags.

Do not skimp here...the more the better! Keep your original fire going as long as possible, it will save the much needed matches and other fire starters.


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Saturday, June 6, 2009

Set Goals Action Plan

Set goals for your actions. It is easier to write down an action plan before you need it.
Action plans can always be adjusted.

Write down a few "what if" action plans. So you will have a good concept of what you will do and why.

Note where you will go if you need to leave your home. Where would eat, rest, regroup? Who is in charge of each type of supply will will need?

Action plans can be in an outline format or extremely detailed. It is your plan. Create it so you and your family members can easily read and follow it.

It is a very good idea to have your plan in a 3-ring note book with plastic or laminated pages. The last thing you want is to lose your entire plan do to water damage.

This is no different than having an action plan if your home should catch on fire.
Have you had that fire drill practice lately?
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