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ChaosWraith |
Response to Kam47
Nov 25 2009, 2:50 PM EST
I have a certain disadvantage that forces me to stick with the bunker up style of plan when it comes to dealing with "zeds".For that reason I have a certain mindset and I try to take in mentally all the available resources that I can. Now just because you are in the desert doesn't necessarily mean that you will be without food and water. you said yourself that there is a creek running through it. Does this creek have water? This area has a large open viewpoint and appears to be heavily dependable. I have a few books on survival skills as well as creating sustainable domiciles for every environment. When I get the chance I'll post this information for all of you. But you should stick to the concrete factory. The walls provide visual cover, there have to be supplies there, there may even be people, but most importantly they will be required to have medical supplies and maybe even a medical wing based on the nature of their business. Mines will be cooler than the surface and provide a form of cold storage, it's what the romans did. Furthermore these plants should have schematics. Thing is in the desert you will need water, and you won't have the option to set out in hopes of some unless you know where it is already. Do you find this valuable? |
Kam47 |
1. RE: Response to Kam47
Dec 2 2009, 2:24 PM EST
there is a creek but it isnt always running so in drought seasons i'd be ****** unless i found water elsewhere
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inu-dude25 |
2. RE: Response to Kam47
Dec 2 2009, 2:30 PM EST
That's probably the biggest flaw then. Three days without water and you're dead. If you could devise a method of storing water when the creek is running, you could potentially store enough to hold your group over for the drier seasons, but that unreliable source is still a cause for concern. Especially if you're in hot, arid climate where you'll be losing tons of water to evaporation even when you aren't working.I do like your idea of staying out in an isolated place, though is the plant you talk about insulated? Those hot/cold shifts will become unbearable really fast I would imagine. 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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Kam47 |
3. RE: Response to Kam47
Dec 2 2009, 2:38 PM EST
There are some small office looking type rooms and a trailer here and there on ground level that i suppose could make for good shelter.
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