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Living in South Florida, hurricanes are a part of everyday life. I've only had one year's experience with them, but it was enough to convince me that the boyscouts are right - BE PREPARED! Nothing will make a hurricane go away until it's ready to, but the better-prepared you are and the better-stocked your pantry is, the more comfortable your days or weeks of 'indoor camping' will be. Of course if there IS a hurricane in your area, your power will most likely be out for days or weeks, and your cable/phone may be out of service for even longer, so save these pages to your hard disk and print them out well before the hurricane. Computerised files do you no good at all if you can't turn on the machine to access them!

If you have any recipes or tips in the following categories, I'd love to add them (with credit of course) Please email any contributions to kajikit@gmail.com including your name and email address (optional)

- Preparing for Disaster

(tips on what to do before the hurricane, preferably before hurricane season even begins)

• Tools and Equipment
• For Hygeine
• For Pets
• For Babies
• For Comfort
• First Aid
• Evacuation List
• Hurricane Shopping List

- Emergency Rations

(quick energy/comfort food that does NOT require cooking)

COMING SOON

- Campstove cookery

(one-pot or one-pan meals that are quick to prepare, use canned, instant or non-perishable ingredients, and of course do not need chilling)

Let's get grilling

(recipes to cook outdoors on the grill)

- Recommended Reading

(links to useful hurricane information elsewhere on the net)

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