[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Prepper ping - Human Winter Survival in History especially during the Medieval period
Read the comments for real insight, and learn how our multi-generational forefathers and grandparents survived and compensated for the loss of warmth !
See what they had done, ..and which techniques you can employ for yourself and your family

" The onset of the Little Ice Age, between 1300 until about 1870 meant that the long, dark winters of the Late Middle Ages were colder and more dangerous.
With starvation and death from illness always threatening to strike, winter was a frightening time.

Welcome to Medieval Madness.
The onset of the Little Ice Age, between 1300 until about 1870
meant that the long, dark winters of the Late Middle Ages were colder and more dangerous.
With starvation and death from illness always threatening to strike, winter was a frightening time.
Welcome to Medieval Madness."

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

See Post #14 for a video Format on Human Survival.
It tells about the effects of inadequate sunlight during 436 AD, and the resulting health and social repercussions.

None of us were around for "Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death",
also known as the "Year without Summer" which started massive population migration in this country.
When we ignore history,.. we are destined to repeat it again.

[MtnClimber]

Matt (Travis McGee) sent this to me this morning:

Here is an excellent 16 minute video on the events following the AD 536 volcano:

536 AD - Worst Year in History

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7ab0D36x4U&ab_channel=KingsandGenerals