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on 6/12/2008 You will also want a dry set of clothing, spare sets of underclothing, and socks, jackets, and rain gear. A sturdy set of boots, already broken in, will help to protect your feet from nails and glass on the ground. For first aid you will need rubber gloves, and duct tape dose a good job of sticking to skin to hold dressings in place. You might want a way to defend your self and your family. After gathering your self an emergency kit, there will be others who feel they have a right to your supplies. DON”T FORGET YOUR PETS. Pack away food for any animals you have, and a bowl to feet them in.
on 1/19/2006 It never hurts to get maps of the area where you are traveling in case you get lost.
on 11/22/2005 Pack some books, magazines, and a pack of cards to prevent boredom.
on 11/22/2005 Lollipops are great for emergency kits. I have read in many places that it is a great idea to have a few in case of an emergency if you don't have food. They are ideal for car emergency kits.
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