4 - Forget the motor, we’re going back to the horse and cart!
Forget about your car. If you live in the US, then there’s going to be so much ash, that it will clog everything up and you’ve probably got your last speeding ticket for a while. Forget flying – we all saw what happened after the pip squeak (in comparison) Icelandic volcano took off. Prepare to buy a horse, get on your bike, or stay where you are.
5 – Learn some real DIY!
Learn how to do stuff yourself! Let’s face it, we have little idea how most of the convenient things we use every day works. If the resulting years of winter coming after the volcano knocks civilization sideways, will you be able to fend for yourself? Will you know how to grow your own food? Do you know which plant groups will mostly likely survive the wintery conditions and give you something to eat? Do you know how to preserve meat by salting it? Me neither, but it’s the people who do who are most likely to survive the post Yellowstone years of turmoil.
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