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Well, I'm also tied to the city, a very big one (almost three million people in Barcelona, Spain). We just can't leave my job and my wife's job, neither my kid's school. As long as the food, water and ...

Yes. The canary islands, and other similar places, might be the best warning that the SHTF.
They are overpopulated, far away from Europe, and they are absolutely dependent on almost everything. Their ...

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What I would do to be 20 years older. Physically capable, economically capable, no strings attached. What I would give.

Nicholaj
Forgive me, but I couldn't help similing. (I'm 43).

I'm not planning of leaving my city. I live in Barcelona, among almost three-million oither people. Life here has been and is very enjoyable. Besides, my job, my wife's, and my children life is all he ...

Today I broke the snail barrier, that means I’ve been able to eat cooked snails again, something I didn’t do since my childhood.
Just a week ago when I was cleaning up the food garden I found hundred ...

Just bought a dynamo- rechargable lantern. Can work forever and needs no battery, just need to roll a little lever for 30 seconds and you have light for some minutes. Very helpfull in case of blackout ...

Impressive posts. I live in a country, Spain, where firearms are absolutely forbidden for civilians. But I've come to think that I'll need some protection for my family in a SHTF scenario.
I got some ...

Saludos!
As far as I know, I'm the only other catalan here. I'm kind of newbe, here, been around for a couple of months or so. There are few spaniards from other places. I live in Barcelona, too. Alr ...

In Barcelona, there has been a huge increase of bicycle riding. The city has provided a new service, bikes on rent, that you can pick and park in different places around the city for a small annual fe ...

The strike is over. There'll be more.
Time to think about what is coming. The price of oil is not going down.
Fascism? I would like to think that in Spain this is not possible anymore. But I guess i ...

Fascinating debate. IMO, much of what is anticipated here depends on one thing: the ability of the military and police to keep working. As long as they keep following orders, they can distribute food ...

In other emergencies there is always someone coming to help you with food, water and medicines. In this case, there will be nobody coming. When people realize that, they are going for the food no matt ...

Each day seems to carry a bad new.
Now taxi drivers in Catalonia (where I live) and Valencia are going on strike. Expect caos at the airports. What do they want? the same as everybody, cheaper fuel. ...

Well, here in Spain we are having a real taste of it. Maybe the SHTF has not happened yet, but I can already smell it. Shortages of food, no gas at gas stations... It's just a strike, but a Peak Oil s ...

Update.
Fish, fruits and fresh vegetables were only at 15% in the main distribution centres in Barcelona.
If you are interested, the first things to run out because of the strike are:
Milk.
Wate ...