Linda recently survived the snowpocalypse in Austin recently and wanted to share the items she used to survive. Some of the links take you to old blog articles and others are affiliate links for items we use. If you click the link and buy something g it could provide a small amount of funds for us to keep the blog running.

1. Gas Stove
   • Reserve gas and camping stove of some kind to use with that reserve
     • Primus Yellowstone Classic Trail Stove
     • Additional Stove Options 1
     • Additional Stove Options 2
     • How to start a fire in a survival situation
2. Lighters
3. Candles
4. Headlamps
   • Biolite
5. Hiking sticks
   • Example: REI Co-op Flash Folding Trekking Poles – Pair
6. Hiking boots/shoes, waterproof with good grip
   • Altra Lone Peak 4 Mid-Mesh Hiking Boots
7. Cloudveil Jacket
8. Columbia Fleece
9. Wool Socks
10. Thermal Under Layers
11. REI Gloves
    1. Similar Ones 
12. UGQ Outdoor LLC, Bandit Quilt
13. Blankets
14. Towels for plumbing
15. Bathtub
16. Spare large containers 
17. Magellan Outdoors Ice Box
18. Goal Zero Yeti 1400 Lithium Power Station with WiFi
19. Aukey 300W Power Inverter
20. Full tank of gas – maybe some reserves
21. Pet heating pads
22. Water Bob
23. Aqua-Tainer 7 Gallon Rigid Water Container
24. Bucket(s)
25. Medicines
26. Powdered creamer
27. Powdered milk for those who need it
28. Butter
29. Bread
30. Cheese
31. Canned food
32. Tuna
33. Bagged Salads
34. Frozen food
35. Freeze-dried food
36. Pancake mix
37. Dog food
38. Dog water bowl
    1. Additional recommended dog gear
39. Baseball Bat
40. Hammer

Things I wish I had:

1. Ice-pick
2. Shovel
3. Tire Snow-Chains
4. Lessons Learned as Hurricane Harvey First-Responder

Things that Come from You:

1. Strength Training
2. Cardio
3. Perspective