American Prepper sent another link for a local co-op that may be helpful to Idahoans in the South Central area of the state. Idaho's Bounty has many locally produced items that may be useful to you, including citrus products and duck eggs, so if you are interested, please check them out.
Found another Idaho blogger, Lonesome, at Sawtooth Survival. He already has a couple of interesting posts up, and I look forward to reading more.
I liked Carla's post, Surviving the Big Snow-In, over at Violet Lane. She gives a run-down of what worked well for her, which supplies she found most crucial, and what she plans to get in stock for an even better experience next time. (It sounded to me like she was pretty well-prepared.) A lot of it has to do with handling snowy conditions--applicable in a lot of places, really, but in Idaho, a must...
Gotta love learning from others--a big thank you for sharing your information, whether through blogs, links, or comments... :)
2 comments:
Wow, Marie! That Idaho's Bounty looks great! Hopefully something like that will get developed up here in North Idaho. American Prepper has got a good start on it...
Thank for the mention - guess I'd better shake myself out of the winter doldrums and get busy writing!
Happy Friday!
Carla--I thought that you made some really good points in your post--I need to follow your advice on some of them--like having an extra pair of gloves/mittens for everyone. Wet ones don't help that much and I imagine could actually do more harm than good in the long run...
Thanks for your comment, and happy Friday to you too!
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