Huan King 😂 very subtle mate. I followed your heads up and got me a copy of the Natural Remedies book you mentioned. There's some great info in it, I will put it to good use and learn a lot from it. I can add it to my reference library. Thanks for sharing and caring, it's appreciated.
@@The_Outrider A sense of humour is essential for our prepping tool kit. I'll always try to make our tribe smile from time to time. Yep, my reference library is significant now. I believe that I have everything I need now regarding books. These books are fantastic. Especially "the green pharmacy", that's in my top five. Have a great weekend my friend. Much love from my home to yours. 👊💜👊🌱
You have a wonderful stove setup, Terry. An idea came to mind of filling the kettle with sand which could store heat. The heated 'sand kettle' could then be transported to heat a small room elsewhere in the house (obviously placed on a heat proof surface).
@@DavidGellPainter Now that, is a cracking idea David. I've researched a little into making sand and seed oil heaters which sound pretty good, however, filling an antique old kettle that doesn't actually serve as a functional kettle, would definitely be practical. Ive even got a brass and teac blanket/ bed warmer so as not to waste any ambers and turn it into an oldschool. I tried to sell it about 5 years ago, nobody showd any interest. But silver linings, the prices are going up and up, solutions like yours, transferring a heat source from one small room to another, would 100% take the edge off the chill David. Hope you are both ok my brother. 👊💜👊🌱
There was a lot of old school, but very useful today, equipment available at car boot sales in the 80s. I had a lovely copper laundry agitator on a long wooden handle, but unfortunately did manage to sell it many years ago. Imagining and experimenting with practical solutions are key to survival. @@rosehippyguy3402
@@steveclark.. possibly. But if that's true, I think AB probably meant for that specific, registered charity branch of the BBC, which would make sense based upon the figure I mentioned in the video. Because of it being a registered charity element of the BBC, they avoid the whole "conflict of interest" element.
I'm more inclined to believe that beings from other galaxies created life on this planet rather than a god as such. The reason why different races exist from the start point towards this, if you ask me.
@@steveclark.. it's an interesting topic of which many people have their own perspective on. There are hundreds of theories out there, none can be proven or disproved. I believe in a creator. A higher power. But I do like to hear the perspectives of this topic from other people. I find it very interesting. 👍
@rosehippyguy3402 You'll enjoy listening to Mark Devlin's God series of videos then, he's created another channel on here, just for them. Only the real died hard/brainwashed religious folk seem to get the hump with these videos but in all honesty, all he does is ask valid questions.
@steveclark.. I think that Mark Devlin is an interesting guy. I do struggle with rigid flat earthers though (which is what he is). I tend to keep an open mind. We have, as individuals, no hard evidence for the world being flat? Or round? Or a simulation? I prefer to listen to people whose minds are open to all possibilities, not fixed on one. 👍
@rosehippyguy3402 I'm not aware of his take on the planet to be honest, I personally wouldn't like to say for sure either way, if I can't test something myself or at least examine the evidence, I can't decide. Funny only today I were thinking, what's the slowest moving obstacle that we could stand or sit on and not notice that it's not moving? Nothing is what I came up with, yet we are told that this whole planet is spinning at how many thousands of miles per hour. Don't you think that we'd feel that at some point in our lives?
@steveclark.. yep, he's a diehard believer in the earth being flat. Based upon zero hard evidence. Like you Steve, I like things evidence based, especially when It comes to something as profound as the world in which we live. In fact, there's more evidence of this being a simulation over it being flat. Maybe we will get to find out some day. We are both on a passionate quest for the truth. Much love brother. Hope you've had a great weekend 👊💜👊
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Huan King 😂 very subtle mate. I followed your heads up and got me a copy of the Natural Remedies book you mentioned. There's some great info in it, I will put it to good use and learn a lot from it. I can add it to my reference library. Thanks for sharing and caring, it's appreciated.
@@The_Outrider A sense of humour is essential for our prepping tool kit. I'll always try to make our tribe smile from time to time. Yep, my reference library is significant now. I believe that I have everything I need now regarding books. These books are fantastic. Especially "the green pharmacy", that's in my top five. Have a great weekend my friend. Much love from my home to yours. 👊💜👊🌱
OK, so The Green Pharmacy is now a must-get book for me 😂 cheers. Loving all of your video's, much love back at you my friend 👊💜👊
@The_Outrider 🤝🌱💜
You have a wonderful stove setup, Terry. An idea came to mind of filling the kettle with sand which could store heat. The heated 'sand kettle' could then be transported to heat a small room elsewhere in the house (obviously placed on a heat proof surface).
@@DavidGellPainter Now that, is a cracking idea David. I've researched a little into making sand and seed oil heaters which sound pretty good, however, filling an antique old kettle that doesn't actually serve as a functional kettle, would definitely be practical.
Ive even got a brass and teac blanket/ bed warmer so as not to waste any ambers and turn it into an oldschool. I tried to sell it about 5 years ago, nobody showd any interest. But silver linings, the prices are going up and up, solutions like yours, transferring a heat source from one small room to another, would 100% take the edge off the chill David. Hope you are both ok my brother. 👊💜👊🌱
There was a lot of old school, but very useful today, equipment available at car boot sales in the 80s. I had a lovely copper laundry agitator on a long wooden handle, but unfortunately did manage to sell it many years ago. Imagining and experimenting with practical solutions are key to survival. @@rosehippyguy3402
Andrew Bridgedon said that gates funds them by 75% apparently.
@@steveclark.. possibly. But if that's true, I think AB probably meant for that specific, registered charity branch of the BBC, which would make sense based upon the figure I mentioned in the video. Because of it being a registered charity element of the BBC, they avoid the whole "conflict of interest" element.
@rosehippyguy3402 I don't know mate, he didn't go into specifics, if I remember correctly, they cut him off straight after he said that. LOL
Yes, dog 🐕 farts can be lethal, especially from a dog called 'storm' lol 😅. Be safe, plenty of that milk 🥛 😂😂😂
@@Pinkbubble702 yep! Her big ass kicks out a monumental amount of gas and it's most unpleasant 😂. Much love pinkbubble 👊💜👊🌱
@rosehippyguy3402 phew! Lol. My bubbles farts are deadly too! 💩☠️☠️💩🫢
@Pinkbubble702 you could cork bubbles and every now and then, pull the cork, bottle the farts and sell it to the Russian frontline as a bio weapon 😂💜🐾
@@rosehippyguy3402 🤪 great idea, or send it to the woke folk 🤔!!!!
@Pinkbubble702 even better 🤣. See? We are preppers? We always find a solution 😂🥂
I'm more inclined to believe that beings from other galaxies created life on this planet rather than a god as such. The reason why different races exist from the start point towards this, if you ask me.
@@steveclark.. it's an interesting topic of which many people have their own perspective on. There are hundreds of theories out there, none can be proven or disproved. I believe in a creator. A higher power. But I do like to hear the perspectives of this topic from other people. I find it very interesting. 👍
@rosehippyguy3402 You'll enjoy listening to Mark Devlin's God series of videos then, he's created another channel on here, just for them.
Only the real died hard/brainwashed religious folk seem to get the hump with these videos but in all honesty, all he does is ask valid questions.
@steveclark.. I think that Mark Devlin is an interesting guy. I do struggle with rigid flat earthers though (which is what he is). I tend to keep an open mind. We have, as individuals, no hard evidence for the world being flat? Or round? Or a simulation? I prefer to listen to people whose minds are open to all possibilities, not fixed on one. 👍
@rosehippyguy3402 I'm not aware of his take on the planet to be honest, I personally wouldn't like to say for sure either way, if I can't test something myself or at least examine the evidence, I can't decide.
Funny only today I were thinking, what's the slowest moving obstacle that we could stand or sit on and not notice that it's not moving? Nothing is what I came up with, yet we are told that this whole planet is spinning at how many thousands of miles per hour. Don't you think that we'd feel that at some point in our lives?
@steveclark.. yep, he's a diehard believer in the earth being flat. Based upon zero hard evidence. Like you Steve, I like things evidence based, especially when It comes to something as profound as the world in which we live. In fact, there's more evidence of this being a simulation over it being flat. Maybe we will get to find out some day. We are both on a passionate quest for the truth. Much love brother. Hope you've had a great weekend 👊💜👊