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Remnants of Fred Knock our Power Out

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Wind and rain from what is left of Tropical Storm Fred hit us, knocking over trees and some power lines. As a result, I won’t be posting much until we are back up and running.

Our preps have held up just fine, and we’ve checked on two neighbors who are also OK. After 6 hours, we cranked up the generator and extension cords are keeping our fridge, freezer, and a few lights running. No Internet access, however. We had to go to town to respond to texts and email.

A good reminder that a local emergency is more likely to hit than a global one, but they are both disruptive.

Be safe, everyone.

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Drawing on two decades of experience working with law enforcement and military personnel, Pete cuts through the noise to deliver hard truths about preparedness and survival in our fragile world. His belief in the preparedness lifestyle is so strong that he made the transition from the big city to an isolated mountainside homestead where he installed a solar power system, burns firewood for heat, and relies on a gravity-fed spring for water. Pete is an NRA Certified Firearms Instructor, a USPSA range officer, and a former competitive shooter. Through the Pickled Prepper, he provides actionable, intellectually honest intelligence and no-nonsense advice on self-reliance and homesteading, self-defense, and surviving whatever lies ahead.