I wish mine was that short of a distance Randy. Thing about here is a lot of people would be bailing from the city, and I would have to be headed to a backwoods area that is a distance of about 1.5 hrs in a car. There I would have reliable water source, spring fed ponds, fish, small game, etc. Hope it never gets that far because I know others would try to move in on it too.

Icy Hot is a good idea for sure, especially since I get more brittle with each year LOL.

you might want to think of some kind of well, skin cream. There is this stuff in a green tube or a green tub called Working hands and they also have a product called working feet. It is supposed to be really good stuff. They were out at Orschelns farm store and we wound up getting called Moo something or other, it's in a white tub with black spots all over it and may it is really good for softening up the hard skin on feet and dried skin. It is not Oily at all (Oily creams drive me NUTS)

I had neevr really thought about it until now. I just put some on because I twisted my knee on a recovery in the mountains last week.

Never thought of Icy Hot. Have to add that to the list for both bags. Thanks MB.

Probably wouldn't hurt to have some tooth ache medicine as well!

I lived off of icy hot and formula 454 when I was a gym rat. You could smell me a mile before I showed up to work.

Formula 454? Never heard of it.

Yeah that's ONE advantage of living in a rural area. Plenty of places to go. PLUS it helps if you got relatives that live in the hills on about 75 acres with a lake and with a spring on the property and another spring just about 1/2 mile from the house.

A hotter version of icy hot that comes in a bottle. Its actually Flexall 454. I had to look at a bottle

One time I got a tube of a cream what had pepper spray stuff in it (can't spell the stuff so this will have to suffice). Used TO MUCH on Patty's back once, it wasn't pretty (for me)!

And WHY doesn't that kind of stuff set your hands on fire?