I am 16 years old. Since I live in England, firearms are out of the question. I own a 7" bladed hunting knife and a sturdy, birch-wood baseball bat. I own nothing that could destroy a staircase without risking injury to myself or without destroying the tool at hand. At the bottom floor, there are 8 kitchen knives, including one very long (10") knife and a meat cleaver, although I have no intention of using them. My plan is that, when I inevitably either hear the screams of the dying, the moans of the undead or even just a dire news report, I will gather up what canned food and bottled water I own, and put them in a backpack. I will then call my mother and tell her to drive to Stowe woods (a huge forest in the middle of nowhere). My brother has been previously briefed on this plan, and so knows to return home if an outbreak hits.

My grandmother lives just down the road, but I am undecided on what to do about her (which is why I am posting this plan, for help with this part) . I will have the baseball bat while my brother has the knife. We will set off on the road to the forest, which I have walked along many times and I am used to. The road passes through no towns apart from a couple farms. When we reach Stowe, we will wait for my mother, maybe calling her a couple of times, then when she arrives we will enter the forest. There is, very deep in Stowe, a long-abandoned log house, which is situated on a huge, incredibly steep hill.
The reason we can climb it, and have climbed it, is because we use both our hands and feet, due to the sheer angle of the hill. When we reach the top, we will begin fortifying the log house. We will spend a night or two there, then I will set out to my father's house, around 2-3 miles away, through more country lanes. He owns many useful tools, such as axes, hammers, nails and other classical farming tools. At him house, I also have a .177 1250 fps air rifle, capable of hunting small game with ease.

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