Ideas for Storm Prep

[Baymule]

Hope yall are ok and came through the night with little to no damage.

 

[HomesteaderWife]

@Baymule we are fortunate and very very thankful. Only some flooding, but we are all safe and okay thank you so much for checking

 

[Baymule]

I’m so glad to hear from you! Thank God that y’all are ok. Thanks for checking in and letting us know.

 

[Mini Horses]

Good to hear you're ok. Some of those storms were extremely damaging and lives lost. Plus it's covered a huge area.

 

[HomesteaderWife]

@Baymule thank YOU for thinking of us and staying in touch and all the ideas.
@Mini Horses so far I think central AL alone has 13 confirmed tornado tracks. There were so many.

We are extremely, EXTREMELY grateful that things were okay here. Thank you for all of the ideas that helped give us the best possible peace of mind during the storm. I am hoping to find enough resources so that if it happens again in this way we are prepared better.

 

[Baymule]

A couple of years ago, a hay baler caught on fire, then the tractor and field. It was less than one mile from me. I had some valuables in the front seat of my truck, a few changes of clothes and important papers. I hitched up the trailer, backed it up to the chute, ready to load sheep and dogs and make a run for it. I was reconciled to coming home to ashes. Thankfully, the volunteer firemen got the flames put out. I sure was glad.

 

[HomesteaderWife]

Baymule thank heavens for the volunteer firefighters. VFDs are so important - we appreciate them around here so much ourselves. You were ready to go, but I know it must have been nerve-wracking for you. I am so glad that it got taken care of before it came to that