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Excellent article Sourdough. This is a pretty good representation of what I a seeing in the behavior of many that I happen to encounter. I call it the death spiral.

One of my favorite guitarist, Dickey Betts, legendary Allman Brothers Band, passed away. He and Duane Allman heavily influenced the way I play guitar. https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/dickey-betts-allman-brothers-band-dead-727523/

I wish I knew more about some of the contributing factors, but the closer of food producers have become way too common. If a person is lacking reasons to prep, that person is asleep at the wheel.

The below is an enhanced version of One Man’s Alaska chronicling the life of Dick Proenneke whose story I credit with inspiring me as a child when I learned about him as a Boy Scout in the early 1970s. The enhanced version has a few extra features which add to the video. I will never forget...

The thread title brought back memories of a long forgotten song. Spiders and Snakes

Xtratuf are pretty much a standard and I have several pairs. When it’s spring or fall when the temps can be cool, I wear these. The extra insulation makes a huge difference when standing in icy water. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000WHBQ22?ref=emc_s_m_5_i_atc

Welcome from Alaska!

There were several big contributing factors, an overvalued stock market, unsecured debt, poorly run banks highly leveraged without adequate reserves, and other factor. When panic hit, the whole Ponzi scheme fell and nothing could stop it.

Very interesting man. The video was an enjoyable watch.

He was one of the better ones.

I have a propane Weber and a charcoal Weber kettle. I also a propane smoker and an old school wood fed cowboy grill. They all get used depending on what I want to do and what I am cooking.

He is risen! Happy Easter brothers and sisters in Christ.

Welcome from Alaska!

That would be a shame if she was driven off by crap like that.

Welcome from Alaska!

Welcome from Alaska!

This is what I plan on powering, but I can manually get water from the well if needed.

At the business I ran when I lived on the bayou we I did this for our employees at least once a month when the crawfish were in season. Invited the families and I this is what we did the last hour of the workday. A lot of fun and good eating.

Some memes that fit this topic.

I moved to that area when I retired out of the military, A wonderful four years where I fell in love with everything about the culture. The cooking, the rural lifestyle, the ability to argue yet still be best friends, being full of life, etc. But I missed the mountains and they were out of...