(2 May 2013, 16:17)Mortblanc Wrote: Multiple sites are entirely possible if one does not put too much effort into any of them or considers an abandoned building devoid of comforts or provisions a potential haven.
If your concept of prepping is two cans of beans and a waterpistol you can grab a blanket, head out the door and call anyplace you lay your head a "transitional site".
"Transitional site" with no cache of supplies, weapons or equipment is simply avoidance of admission that one has joined the ranks of the refugees.
You got nothing!
And anyone that beats you to it can call it theirs.
In regards to urban survival:
If one's primary residence is no longer tenable it may be prudent to consider other alternatives.
Some believe the roads would be too hazardous to venture a long journey, so perhaps a good option is to stay local within a few miles radius of central location.
The key to the above argument is caching supplies. Caching small amounts of supplies across a wide area may enable someone to then be fairly mobile. In the event one or two stashes are compromised its not a big deal.
Would I call a vacant office building close by a water source a "haven" ? Yes I would. Two of the major survival factors covered. Another reason to consider empty places is that other people are not interested in them. One can see that by reading the posts here. In a real survival situation its wise to sleep in places others are not interested in. Just my opinion. Not lucky or smart enough to have everything figured out like some of you apparently do.
even without caching supplies, pack a decent BOB and you're way ahead of the game.
more you know the less stuff you need.
refugee:a person who flees for refuge or safety
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