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Deadsilence1
Deadsilence1
UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 12:19 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 12:19 PM EDT
FUP- Nothe Fort, Weymouth,Dorset,England,UK.-// OR, SCTC Weymouth.
RV1- Condor Ferry- Weymouth Harbour-Dorset-UK-(presuming its not already left). In the event of a class 3 or above outbreak. i will be there at 12 noon GMT everyday.
To Signal, I Will Put 'Shmoolie' flares at the end of the stone pier. release 1 to signal.
STAY SAFE.
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Markthegenius
Markthegenius
1. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 12:47 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 12:47 PM EDT
Ambitious plan, being in one spot every day. Do you have supplies enough to ensure you won't need to be spending that time gathering food or other supplies? You need something to tempt people to meet up with you.

I'm interested to know all of your gear and supplies, would you be so kind as to provide a list of all the relevant items such as food, water, weapons, "survival gear", defence equipment, tools, materials etc etc please?

Since i filled out my profille in-depth I can't help wondering what other people in the UK opt for.
Here's a youtube vid of some of my Bug out gear, but more is included on my profile concerning bug-in. Feedback apreciated.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTe2pUfsP6w

enjoy :)
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C-Man121
C-Man121
2. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 12:58 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 12:58 PM EDT
Isn't there already evac points for the UK
Manchester Area : http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Manchester+City+Centre
Kent/London :
http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Ramsgate+Harbour
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Deadsilence1
Deadsilence1
3. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 1:35 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 1:35 PM EDT
okai guys thx,
@markthegenius-will do, and u really are a genius^^
@C-Man- i kno, forgot to put SW Area^^
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PedroAsani
PedroAsani
4. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 3:37 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 3:37 PM EDT
"Isn't there already evac points for the UK
Manchester Area : http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Manchester+City+Centre
Kent/London :
http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Ramsgate+Harbour"
You are aware that places in the UK are still a long way apart, right?
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junedragon3
junedragon3
5. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 4:28 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 4:28 PM EDT
The only thing that worries me about this plan is that flares are quite visible and very well may attract any zombies in the area.
Other than that, consider adding some of the details markthegenius suggested.
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FrankLeeDeRainged
FrankLeeDeRainged
6. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 6:43 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 6:43 PM EDT
Someone I met through kayaking, many years ago told me about a second world war sub base on that coast. The land entrance had been filled with concrete and the only way in was by kayak at exceptionally low tides or swimming. I was told it was fully equipped, maintenance shops, barracks even ration packs because no one could carry anything out.

He was based in Portsmouth so I'd estimate the base would be between New Milton and Bognor if that's of any interest or help to anyone.

But if you go looking for it, be careful out there it's a busy old bit of water.
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Markthegenius
Markthegenius
7. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 20 2011, 7:51 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 20 2011, 7:51 PM EDT
"Someone I met through kayaking, many years ago told me about a second world war sub base on that coast. The land entrance had been filled with concrete and the only way in was by kayak at exceptionally low tides or swimming. I was told it was fully equipped, maintenance shops, barracks even ration packs because no one could carry anything out.

He was based in Portsmouth so I'd estimate the base would be between New Milton and Bognor if that's of any interest or help to anyone.

But if you go looking for it, be careful out there it's a busy old bit of water.
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That sounds far too dangerous to even think about attempting without a team of experienced people with lots of good equipment methinks. It would be pretty cool though.

Even if it was sealed off by land, I would be surprised if there was any valuable equipment or machinery in good working order. If people can swim into it, so can all kinds of animals.
If it's saltwater then i think (but not 100%) that even the vapours can damage metal more than freshwater. I'm sure i've heard that somewhere.
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C-Man121
C-Man121
8. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 21 2011, 2:57 AM EDT | Post edited: Jun 21 2011, 2:57 AM EDT
"You are aware that places in the UK are still a long way apart, right?"
I know, but I wasn't sure if the area he was proposing was near any of the others. In which case it would be better to just go to that one. I was just checking he couldn't go to any of the others. He also didn't make it clear that it was a regional evac point. He just said it was the UK one
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FrankLeeDeRainged
FrankLeeDeRainged
9. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 21 2011, 5:32 AM EDT | Post edited: Jun 21 2011, 5:37 AM EDT
"That sounds far too dangerous to even think about attempting without a team of experienced people with lots of good equipment methinks. It would be pretty cool though.

Even if it was sealed off by land, I would be surprised if there was any valuable equipment or machinery in good working order. If people can swim into it, so can all kinds of animals.
If it's saltwater then i think (but not 100%) that even the vapours can damage metal more than freshwater. I'm sure i've heard that somewhere. "
No, you don't want to be messing with this unless your a competent canoeist or diver. If the location is west from Portsmouth then the area has some of the most vicious tide races in Britain and a great deal of traffic.

But for saltwater deterioration, yes it's phenomenally corrosive but remember it was built as a sub pen. Just one hatch between the docks and the rest of the complex and Bobs your uncle, even after seventy years. It was probably better built than a 'prefab' council house of the same period, right? The prefabs that are still in use. . .

What sorts of marine animals are you worried about in Plymouth sound?
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Madurjafro
Madurjafro
10. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 21 2011, 5:44 AM EDT | Post edited: Jun 21 2011, 5:44 AM EDT
Yeah I'm just gonna stay up north, too far south for me.
Shame there aren't enough people from the UK to effectively set up enough RVE points. **** if there was one in the closest city, I'd Heavily consider going.
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PedroAsani
PedroAsani
11. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 21 2011, 8:52 AM EDT | Post edited: Jun 21 2011, 8:52 AM EDT
"Yeah I'm just gonna stay up north, too far south for me.
Shame there aren't enough people from the UK to effectively set up enough RVE points. **** if there was one in the closest city, I'd Heavily consider going."
Where's your closest city?
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DeAdAsAzEd
DeAdAsAzEd
12. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jun 30 2011, 7:42 PM EDT | Post edited: Jun 30 2011, 7:44 PM EDT
"Where's your closest city?"
Well i'm in the red aswell if the RVE point is in portsmouth :( I live near Nottingham so coastal towns and cities are out of the question. I would have to hope there were going to be a Air evac, in all fairness so would a lot of people. Sorry about any grammar or spelling errors.
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nativedweller
13. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jul 4 2011, 5:15 PM EDT | Post edited: Jul 4 2011, 5:15 PM EDT
Portsmouth isn't too far from me, maybe a days hard march or a couple of days with having to stop for whatever reason. If there were road transport I'd jump on it however the roads here suck anyway so I'm guessing during Z-day the roads would be gridlocked & rather unsafe. Maybe steal a small boat from the marina close to me & motor along the coast.

Dorset is a little further & walking would be out of the question with too many population centers to pass through. But again a few hours in a small motor boat would see me there if I stuck to the coast.

Brighton (a large town nearby) has a large marina & just a little further than that maybe 30miles east is an international port & access to the Euro Tunnel.. Although I think that would be a terrible idea to go into, better to blow it & block Zeds coming from the continent.
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DeAdAsAzEd
DeAdAsAzEd
14. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jul 4 2011, 6:47 PM EDT | Post edited: Jul 4 2011, 6:47 PM EDT
"Portsmouth isn't too far from me, maybe a days hard march or a couple of days with having to stop for whatever reason. If there were road transport I'd jump on it however the roads here suck anyway so I'm guessing during Z-day the roads would be gridlocked & rather unsafe. Maybe steal a small boat from the marina close to me & motor along the coast.

Dorset is a little further & walking would be out of the question with too many population centers to pass through. But again a few hours in a small motor boat would see me there if I stuck to the coast.

Brighton (a large town nearby) has a large marina & just a little further than that maybe 30miles east is an international port & access to the Euro Tunnel.. Although I think that would be a terrible idea to go into, better to blow it & block Zeds coming from the continent."
i see what everyone means by going to Portsmouth or other coastal places, but i also see problems with that mindset

(1) Wont every other panicked person be going there trying to get on a ship
and
(2) How will you be able to tell if anyone is infected?
You wont be able to screen everyone so it could end up being a massacre IMO. feel free to criticise upon my opinion
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nativedweller
15. RE: UK Evac Station.
Jul 4 2011, 7:01 PM EDT | Post edited: Jul 4 2011, 7:01 PM EDT
"(1) Wont every other panicked person be going there trying to get on a ship
and
(2) How will you be able to tell if anyone is infected?
You wont be able to screen everyone so it could end up being a massacre IMO. "
1- Yep you can count on the fact that people will try to leave the country & almost certainly there will be some infected on board thus turning any ship into a giant steel coffin.

2- assuming the movies & books are right... Unless there are severe wounds we won't know. WWZ book suggests using dogs at border control to 'sniff out' infected. Could work, but then so could a cartwheeling pig on stilts...

On that thought I think I'll skip Portsmouth & if Max brooks is right, the Zeds don't swim, they just walk along the shore underwater pulling unsuspecting swimmers & small boats under the water simply by reaching up.

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