Jeb48

I'm in the no EV in my future group also. Only way I would consider an EV would be as a 2nd or 3rd vehicle that was only for local use. To get back to the heater discussion, I commented to a friend up North that has a hybrid that getting stuck in the snow on an interstate like has happened a few times would not be good in a full electric. He had an answer, he said that a solar blanket to cover up with and a heated seat would keep you warm for many days in an EV. I have carried a couple of solar blankets in all our cars for years but never thought about that even in a gas powered vehicle if you have heated seats it would be a good way to keep warm, then you would only have to run the engine every few hours to top off the battery.

Was glad we had a supply of both drinking and flushing water last week. Water went out evening of Christmas Day and was out till Thursday afternoon. I mentioned above about our aging town infrastructure and 3 very cold days and some rolling blackouts blew 30+ main water lines and they shut down 90% of the system some didn't have water for a week. We managed the first 3 days and if I had known it was coming back on in another day we could have made it, but took all my jugs to a friends house in the next town and topped them off on Wednesday. Decided to up my water storage a bit more by adding 9 gallons of sealed bottled water and another 3 gallons of flushing water(jugs on hand). With hind site I have a 15 gallon tank I use for watering trees that could have been filled sitting in my heater garage. I will at least fill that if we know another cold spell is coming, haven't decided if I should just store it filled. Flushing water turned out to be our biggest problem.

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1961 Ruger Super Blackhawk .44

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Robert Mitchum, what movie and revolver?