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FrankLeeDeRainged
FrankLeeDeRainged
20. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 4 2010, 11:37 AM EDT | Post edited: Sep 4 2010, 11:37 AM EDT
9 months of Curtain wall repairs only just completed on Dover Castle, your going to need a lot of hands to hold it down though. How about Bodiam Castle? 15 miles north of Hastings. For the survivors of London, the Tower? Do you find this valuable?    
JonoBono
JonoBono
21. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 20 2010, 7:01 AM EDT | Post edited: Sep 20 2010, 7:01 AM EDT
what about northern ireland? im gonna say float ur ass outside a maor port with a reasonable water depth and you should be fine. Do you find this valuable?    

irnbrujohn
22. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 21 2010, 8:36 AM EDT | Post edited: Sep 21 2010, 8:36 AM EDT
may i propose that we consider okehampton camp in dartmoor, at 50.720823,-4.000295, according to google maps. it's fairly remote, and quite often has a contingent of royal marines stationed there. admittedly, it's a fair old drive (10-11 hours) from where i'm at, but it could be worth considering. Do you find this valuable?    
PedroAsani
PedroAsani
23. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 21 2010, 11:49 AM EDT | Post edited: Sep 21 2010, 11:49 AM EDT
Please read the RVE main page for a description of what an RVE is.

http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Rendezvous+and+Evacuation+points
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drakoni
drakoni
24. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 27 2010, 6:01 PM EDT | Post edited: Sep 27 2010, 6:03 PM EDT
people me and my friends have thought this over quite a bit and we agree on a few things:

1) there should be a set place at the end (duh)
2) more than one RVE should be made so people on longer jurneys that get there late dont get left behind
3) each RVE should have 1 if not 2 fall back points incase the people there have to fall back for some reason E.G. zombies attack, raiders, building collapises
4) when people get there wait for 3 days if noone shows up, check fall backs then move to next RVE if someone shows wait 3 more days from when they show up (usefull for resting from long jurneys or reovering from injurys
5) when you get there, if you have vecials, do not unload them as you may need to move fast to get out of there

me and my friend are in southampton and if its a level 4 outbreak then we will be traveling up to the lake district in a proper convoy with a fortifyed bus, 2 trucks and a full oil container (we can get the first 2 easy but may not get the 3rd if not then 2 landrovers or somthing)
we will be stopping in oxford, northampton, peterborough, lincon, scunthorpe, york, darlinton and finnaly pennith.
the main convoy will stay at each locaion 5-7 ONLY we will not wait longer than 7 days for you unless we find something we despretly need in the places we stop
the end locain will be told to you when you join the convoy to stop people going there and clogging it up or if any of you turn raider, attacking us,
this is just my plan if it starts in the south or in europe if it starts in north we will go to the ile of white and find somewhere to scure.
anyone we meet and can fit into our veicals can come, if not you best hope you have your own transport or can find a car near to the RVE to hotwire otherwise we are leaving you behind. nomatter who you are, unless you have some skills that we need (pro doctor, builder, most amazing sniper ever) then i dont care if who you are the answer is no
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barret_zombie_bane
barret_zombie_bane
25. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 28 2010, 1:07 PM EDT | Post edited: Sep 28 2010, 1:07 PM EDT
howdy guys i'm the friends in question and drakoni if we cant find the depo for the buses about half an hour (estimated in my head) from my house is a lorry depo with several mechanic shops nearby might be useful and seeing as its a lorry depo it'll probably have fuel tanks problem solved (will go over in full detail when your next here) and i think thats about it. Do you find this valuable?    
PedroAsani
PedroAsani
26. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Sep 28 2010, 1:33 PM EDT | Post edited: Sep 28 2010, 1:33 PM EDT
Drakoni, if you are making an RVE, you can by all means implement these. However, RVE's are open ended.

For example, I intend to Bug in for a week. So, the RVE is likely to be active for only the first week of the outbreak. The RVE at my BOL will be more permanent.
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drakoni
drakoni
27. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 1 2010, 11:25 AM EDT | Post edited: Oct 1 2010, 11:25 AM EDT
i dont think i quite got RVE right

i thought they were just rendezvous points for long distance travel didnt see the evacuation part of it
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dr.poisonfreak
dr.poisonfreak
28. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 12 2010, 10:08 AM EDT | Post edited: Oct 12 2010, 5:33 PM EDT
I could suggest Framlingham castle which is not too far from where i am, since it has enough room to fit at least 250 people, its built on high ground and has a portcullis :)

Edit: i know my opinion probably does not count as much as some other peoples, but would it not make sense to have the country broken into quadrants (i.e. north south east west) and have different RVE points for different areas? that way some people don't have to travel as far and chance for survival is infinitely higher than if someone had to travel for hundreds of miles possibly on foot ?
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Joycey07
Joycey07
29. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 14 2010, 5:37 AM EDT | Post edited: Oct 14 2010, 5:37 AM EDT
guys i have an idea. what about the centre of manchester? i know it's very populated, but it has canal access and that could be used as a transportation line of supplies and an escape route. if we barricaded one of the raised railway lines, then you would be able to start a little defendable area, and there are shed loads of appartments next to the tracks, so the tracks could be the meet up point for survivors coming from far, and the actual hold out point would be the appartments....... just an idea guys 2  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
Joycey07
Joycey07
30. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 14 2010, 5:39 AM EDT | Post edited: Oct 14 2010, 5:39 AM EDT
"I could suggest Framlingham castle which is not too far from where i am, since it has enough room to fit at least 250 people, its built on high ground and has a portcullis :)

Edit: i know my opinion probably does not count as much as some other peoples, but would it not make sense to have the country broken into quadrants (i.e. north south east west) and have different RVE points for different areas? that way some people don't have to travel as far and chance for survival is infinitely higher than if someone had to travel for hundreds of miles possibly on foot ?"
nice idea about the quadrents :)
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PedroAsani
PedroAsani
31. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 14 2010, 9:08 AM EDT | Post edited: Oct 14 2010, 9:08 AM EDT
Joycey07, I will be making my RVE for Manchester City Centre later today, based on where I expect to be living. 2  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
dr.poisonfreak
dr.poisonfreak
32. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Oct 14 2010, 3:00 PM EDT | Post edited: Oct 14 2010, 3:00 PM EDT
"nice idea about the quadrents :) "
thank you very much, i figured it would be helpful since it doesn't seem like a good idea to travel right across the country for a safehouse and run the higher risk of getting killed or worse.
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Joycey07
Joycey07
33. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 1 2010, 3:07 PM EDT | Post edited: Nov 1 2010, 3:07 PM EDT
"thank you very much, i figured it would be helpful since it doesn't seem like a good idea to travel right across the country for a safehouse and run the higher risk of getting killed or worse."
ever so true. we should have an area where safehouses would be set up but with some distance between them so they would still be seperate. kind of like mini towns in the middle of a city.
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PedroAsani
PedroAsani
34. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 1 2010, 6:34 PM EDT | Post edited: Nov 1 2010, 6:34 PM EDT
http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Manchester+City+Centre

Not yet complete, but getting there.
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st3v3nf0rd
st3v3nf0rd
35. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 1 2010, 8:12 PM EDT | Post edited: Nov 1 2010, 8:12 PM EDT
"Awesome! since this is the making of a plan, and I live in Bolton, May I join in?
I need to break out google maps and make a virtual trip to places"
Im from oldham ill RVE with you then we could travel to cumbria in search of the rest
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TandC
TandC
36. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 6 2010, 8:08 PM EDT | Post edited: Nov 6 2010, 8:08 PM EDT
Im in London, with my group. We are fully willing to meet up =) Do you find this valuable?    

thesmallprint
37. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 10 2010, 6:28 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 10 2010, 6:45 AM EST
I know that this is more a fortified position that an RVE... but since people were talking about castles and islands, the best I could think of to fortify for a few dozen to few hundred people would be Beaumaris on Anglesey.

Anglesey's got a lower population than Man and less than half that of Wight, and Beaumaris is one of the most complete and modern castles to be built in the UK, with very neatly laid out arrow slits, an uncompromised outer curtain wall and a very solid inner keep. The town by it is very small, and those 2/3 of the wall is defended by a moat. It's right next to a bunch of allotments, which could be uprooted and moved to within the outer ring, and it's a couple of minutes walk from a stocked marina, and has a good landing beach a few metres away over open fields. There's about 5 gun shops within 60 miles, and Anglesey could be isolated from mainland zeds by blocking the two bridges (which are the kinds with suspension towers with arches that could be blocked off, depending on your resources). The land on the other side of those bridges is the very sparse Snowdonia national park, too. There's forest nearby for firewood and a few lakes (though in Wales leaving a bucket outside for 30 seconds should get you all the water you need). There's also two hospitals within about 30 miles which could be looted.


If it really hit the fan you could retreat to Puffin Island temporarily - keep a stock of food and medical gear there in the abandoned telegraph station, so you could overnight before coast-hopping to find a new site. This would need to be temporary, since it's a very exposed island, but it has 0 population and only boat access, so if the castle got swamped whoever was left could run to the boats. There are also a lot of fish in this area.
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thesmallprint
38. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Nov 10 2010, 6:39 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 10 2010, 6:44 AM EST

One of the great things about this is that you can see across the strait - even if you don't have binoculars, there are fixed telescopes on the shore right by the castle which can see across to the mainland. An easy RVE would be a signal fire, prepared and covered. You could see it from the beach or the castle tower. This is how the iron-age Brits did it, and it would work even better today with magnification.

Btw, the allotments cover more ground area than the castle itself, and have sheds where people keep all the tools and stuff they need which could be easily cracked. There's also a lot fo sheep and grazing land about.

The only real problems I can see here are that someone else might have thought of it first and already fortified the castle, which would not be a difficult move since it's already pretty much intact.
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hollickrichard
hollickrichard
39. RE: Problem with england's RVE
Aug 29 2011, 3:27 PM EDT | Post edited: Aug 29 2011, 3:42 PM EDT
" Anglesey.

Anglesey's got a lower population than Man and less than half that of Wight, and Beaumaris is one of the most complete and modern castles to be built in the UK, with very neatly laid out arrow slits, an uncompromised outer curtain wall and a very solid inner keep. The town by it is very small, and those 2/3 of the wall is defended by a moat. It's right next to a bunch of allotments, which could be uprooted and moved to within the outer ring, and it's a couple of minutes walk from a stocked marina, and has a good landing beach a few metres away over open fields. There's about 5 gun shops within 60 miles, and Anglesey could be isolated from mainland zeds by blocking the two bridges (which are the kinds with suspension towers with arches that could be blocked off, depending on your resources). The land on the other side of those bridges is the very sparse Snowdonia national park, too. There's forest nearby for firewood and a few lakes (though in Wales leaving a bucket outside for 30 seconds should get you all the water you need). There's also two hospitals within about 30 miles which could be looted.


If it really hit the fan you could retreat to Puffin Island temporarily - keep a stock of food and medical gear there in the abandoned telegraph station, so you could overnight before coast-hopping to find a new site. This would need to be temporary, since it's a very exposed island, but it has 0 population and only boat access, so if the castle got swamped whoever was left could run to the boats. There are also a lot of fish in this area."
bear grylls the survival guy owns a small island no far from angelsey Saint Tudwals Island West fully converted for self-sufficiency for food and power apparently and even has a herd of sheep to keep the grass short be terrible timing if he was off filming when shtf
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