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And the most likely scenario for SHTF. Hopefully, you had plenty of bread, milk and eggs.
I have chickens,so eggs are not a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
Biggest issue is getting gas if the shtf.Just a few towns over had power so that's where I filled up a container for gas for the geni.
I had 5 gallons.But they said we might not have power till Thurs. so I wanted to get more.
A few pictures(just for Winnie) the morning after the storm.Beautiful but deadly,5 deaths reported from this one.
Neat pictures. What's all that white stuff?
Now that's what I'm taliking about! I feel everso much calmer now the addiction has been fed:thumbup: Thanks LLT
I guess y'all are having a earlier winter?
The leaves on the trees haven't even all fell down yet, pulled the tomatoes out of the garden yesterday, had just a slight touch of frost.
They are calling for maybe some snow on Friday this week, right now just raining.......
I honestly think we got snow,even before a hard frost,in my area.
They postponed Halloween till tomorrow night.Too many limbs and lines down to be safe for the kids.
We've been having cooler weather lately. It's been great! High of 78 today.
I told my daughter not to forget this year.I actually burned some of the wood from a tree that fell from the hurricane to heat the house during this freak storm and power outage.
What a year.lol
Hurricane......check
Tornado.........check
Record snowfall..........check
Freak Halloween storm and power outage....check
Even had a little of the earthquake that hit near the nations capital.
How does volcano threat rank on your list?
Hooweee. At this rate Zombie Attack and Apocalypse are looking more and more viable. Maybe you should think about moving?
Very low.Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdive123
How about in Florida?
There's plenty of zombies here in this state to fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
Besides I like the change of seasons,but not all in one months time.
We've got both volcanoes and zombies.
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Cool,we have scorpian bowls.
Isn't there a medicine for...oh, wait, you said bowls. Never mind.
MA, isn't that the state where people get lost in corn mazes and orchards?
Better check your compass, in case the magnetic fields shifted..........
With all this weirdo weather and the tectonic plates shifting around and such, I surprised y'all can even stand up.....LOL
This makes 6 deaths so far that I know of.
I would guess this woman refused to go to a shelter.There were and still are plenty around the state.
4 deaths from cabonmonoxide
1 fire
An 86-year-old woman was found dead in her unheated home today, according to Worcester District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr.
Dorothy M. Hall of 70 Old East Brookfield Road was found unresponsive by her son, Willis W. Hall, 59, who had shared the home with his mother.
Mrs. Hall was wrapped in a blanket sitting in a living room chair this morning when her son could not wake her. He called 911. North Brookfield police and ambulance arrived about 9:45 a.m. and Mrs. Hall was determined to be dead.
Mr. Hall was taken to Harrington Hospital for a medical condition and possible hypothermia. He had told police that the Halls' house lost power about 5:30 p.m. on Saturday and it was still out. He said his mother had complained that she was cold on Wednesday night.
“These are tragic circumstances,” Mr. Early said. “If you are without power, especially if you are elderly or an adult with young children, please take precautions. Contact the local police department and find a shelter where you can stay warm. If possible check on your elderly neighbors, relatives and friends.”
The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner has accepted the case. The State Police assigned to the District Attorney's Office and North Brookfield Police are continuing to investigate.
There is no way that poor gal could regulate her temperature the way we can. That's pretty sad.