Moveing And Carry Of Gear

I have a doggie saddlepack which my very large Rottwieler loves to carry. He carries his own food and things that overflow from my pack.

 

I made a rickshaw out of an old light weight wheel chair. It is amazing how much easier it is to pull than carry a load in every case except in rough country of jungles.

 

I am always rather sceptical about moving kit around - if one is bugging out, or at least having to leave, I believe whatever one takes should be portable enough to carry.

Sooner or later the fuel will run out etc, and we have all seen the images of French citizenry fleeing the Nazi advance in 1940 where, among things a piano is left abandoned at the roadside.

I feel that if it cannot be carried it should not be taken.

 

I agree brownbear , I just hop[e those fleeing know where their going . Running off with no plan is a disaster in the making . I saw this with the panic that followed hurricane Katrina , those folks from New Orleans was stranded on the sides of the roads leading out of the city for hundreds of miles . They simply drove until they run out of fuel then just sat there on the side of the road not knowing what to do .

 

If you have a vacuum sealing machine you would be amazed at how much Toilet Paper you can pack in almost no room at all. Just be sure to take the middle cardboard tube out first.