VANITY ---- Lets talk bug out bags ----

FR: VANITY ^ | 2/2/2019 | Me

[3D-JOY]

I will have to review my greyness. Top to bottom.
Grey on top. Check lol
At almost 83 fitting in will be hard. I go to so many funerals I have wondered about renting a room there, still laughing?

[3D-JOY]

Just reading this now. You might laugh at my “get home” plans just posted above,
I liked your attitude.

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

("woof")3D-JOY :" Dog food is heavier than mine. Any suggestions? "

Have you considered a native American travois (drag cart of lashed together wooden poles),
or a modified child's wagon similar to the bicycle "tow behind" ?
The wagon is ideal for level and asphalt surfaces; the travois can and has been used for rough and unfinished surfaces.
Selection of which woods to use for the travois might best be found in research at a library, or native American reservation.
This way the dog is responsible for transporting it's own supplies.
If travel is by waterway, don't forget to have a life preserver for your best friend/ nighttime sentry.("Woof")

[3D-JOY]

Thanks for several good ideas.
Yes we have matching bright yellow life jackets, I have had to make a dog nail proof cover for the boat too.
Soft sand , if walking above the high tide line, will make it almost impossible to walk long distances there. Beach walking would provide no cover either.
Rolling case is really for long term car bug out.

I really think my only hope is to remain in my safe room. Secrecy with a small barking dog might be a large problem!
I have had to consider changes in the plan over the many years that have passed and the advance in age that has made some ideas less easily accomplished!