Ever thought of Bugging Out to a Foreign Country..?
Some People prepare their Bug Out Locations close to their home or they try to make their house a fortress.
Others prefer places where hardly anyone is living: In the desert, in the mountains, or in the forest.
Most of the places that preppers are calling a Bug Out Location, however, do not provide unlimited shelter and at the same time unlimited food.
I have found somewhere quite different.
This bug out location is part of a huge farm, Finca Bayano in Panama, in a very sparsely populated area, you wont need to eat canned food, full of chemicals, that stays fresh until 2030.
Instead there are fresh papayas and fresh bananas. Even if others would steal all the food, you would still be able to survive, because fresh food is growing every day.
They don’t dig shelters that have no sunlight, and won’t built fortresses, that can be beleaguered.
Instead they keep good relations with our Panamanian neighbors. By assisting the villagers in a water project and some are working at Finca Bayano.
This is how they are preparing for an uncertain future.
No one can anticipate the day when major supply disruptions will occur, how long disorder might take, and of what degree the breakdown could be.
Some people believe, that after three months it’s back to normal, but it may take three years, or even more. The collapse, as we are expecting it, might not be over when food and water run out, or when there is no more wood for a fire.
It might take much longer, and maybe life won’t be the same it was before. What most people do not know, is that their land cannot produce enough food to survive without pesticides and chemical fertilizers.
Back to normal might not be impossible – but this place is different….
So why not prepare in a place which can provide food for everyone that lives there?
Take a look at their website and what they offer – it’s worth considering……
- See what progress has been made and view the October 2014 newsletter PDF here
- Worried about Ebola Virus? – See what we think here at Finca Bayano.
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