Threat of black outs

[Straight Shooter]

That also very true BP, but they will go fast .....get into the swing now, is the best way forwards, just my opinion.

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Get into cutting and more important drying your wood to get the benifit and realizing how long it takes .

[bigpaul]

(10 October 2013, 15:11)Straight Shooter Wrote: That also very true BP, but they will go fast .....get into the swing now, is the best way forwards, just my opinion.

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Get into cutting and more important drying your wood to get the benifit and realizing how long it takes .

I've been lucky so far, all the wood I have found to date is the right size for the log burner-no cutting required.

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and more importantly it is also dry and ready for use.

[LawAbidingCitizen]

Emergency Power Box - http://forum.survivaluk.net/showthread.php?tid=5844
Camping Gas Stove with a load of gas canisters.

[Sunna]

if their were long term blackouts , i wonder how far people would go to keep warm and cook .
i coould see all the trees in a park , fencing even trees being hit in folks gardens .
just think if the fencing in the countryside went live stock all over the place .
in 20yrs of getting wood iv always got it from skips/factorys , never choped down a tree in my life then you have to stack it for a year....

[bigpaul]

(11 October 2013, 15:51)Sunna Wrote: if their were long term blackouts , i wonder how far people would go to keep warm and cook .
i coould see all the trees in a park , fencing even trees being hit in folks gardens .
just think if the fencing in the countryside went live stock all over the place .
in 20yrs of getting wood iv always got it from skips/factorys , never choped down a tree in my life then you have to stack it for a year....

I think a lot of people will go for the easy option, fences, pallets etc, I cant see many being able to chop down and process a fully grown tree.