ENDED - Giveaway 10 - for Christmas 2022
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Giveaway is for UK only (including NI).
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Video on the Family Filter: • Family Water Filter - ...
All you have to do to win this package to be delivered in time for Christmas is to answer the question posed in the video and be subscribed to this channel - put your answer in the comment section and I will pick the winner on 15th December 2022. Winner will be the comment with the most thumbs up.
These giveaway videos are simply a way for me to bring some joy to individuals who watch my videos and are capable of thinking for themselves in hard times.
My promise to you:
I'll never accept payment for featuring products, I'll never have channel 'memberships', I'll never ask for any payment from you for anything and I will never sell out to the machine. My main channel 'Pondguru' stalled when I reached 100K subscribers and I turned down the Faustian pact offered to me by Google ..... and I will do it again without hesitation for this channel.
We all make our own destiny but if I can help you along the way I will do so whenever I can.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
Giveaway is for UK only (including NI).
www.filterpro.co.uk
Video on the Family Filter: ua-cam.com/video/eqeLpVSpoHI/v-deo.html
All you have to do to win this package to be delivered in time for Christmas is to answer the question posed in the video and be subscribed to this channel - put your answer in the comment section and I will pick the winner on 15th December 2022. Winner will be the comment with the most thumbs up.
These giveaway videos are simply a way for me to bring some joy to individuals who watch my videos and are capable of thinking for themselves in hard times.
My promise to you:
I'll never accept payment for featuring products, I'll never have channel 'memberships', I'll never ask for any payment from you for anything and I will never sell out to the machine. My main channel 'Pondguru' stalled when I reached 100K subscribers and I turned down the Faustian pact offered to me by Google ..... and I will do it again without hesitation for this channel.
We all make our own destiny but if I can help you along the way I will do so whenever I can.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
I can't believe my notifications weren't set for this!!!!!!
I have my caravan basically kitted out as a go
bag
Water filter long life food
Seeds etc all in there ready to go
We started a gardening plot in our community, I set it up for those who maybe didn’t have anybody, and elderly folk who wanted to meet up and get outside with their friends.
Covid of course didn’t help and people stopped looking after the plot, but I managed to keep it going with a couple of others and harvested the crops.
We gave out the produce and made sure everybody got something from the garden.
They where all chuffed and couldn’t believe they had grown this stuff.
Post Covid, the garden is going well and more and more people are getting involved.
I’m planning to do a camper build in the new year and this filter would help me out a lot, getting clean water wherever I went would be a big deal.
I have been watching your pondguru channel for years wether it be your fly fishing videos. Or even just finding bottle caps on Spanish beaches :)
Thanks for giving us and endless stream (pond) of knowledge Richard :)
Community will be massive in the next few years as we need to build a new system as fast as the old system is being destroyed.
When the covaids psyop kicked off that was a huge wake up call for people with eyes to see and it's been great to see the amount of work which has gone into community gardens and individual projects.
None of us is an island and I sometimes feel a bit isolated where I am since nobody around me sees the full picture unfortunately - it would be really great to have some neighbours who were awake but thee's still time. We've got so much to go through before 2030.
I was working Night Shift last night, (I work in a hotel)
I managed to get my mates to log in to their accounts and like the giveaway and subscribe. I was sitting at 17, and seen the next person was at 12.
Checked my phone early this morning and seen 10 likes had been added on to the other persons.
It’s a shame to see even when people are trying to do giveaways and be positive in the community, there will be people who manipulate it.
@@aringreen5971 So he asks HIS friends and community to do the same, and you get annoyed? Wow.
@@aringreen5971 I'm not sure where you're going with that comment as you've had your mates boost up your 'likes' and when I made the video I presumed that lots of people would do that - if there's a comment with more likes then the (currently) winning comment was either received better by the viewers of the video or that channel had more people to call on to boost the likes.
I hope that makes sense - only people with a UA-cam account can comment or like any comments so I'm not sure there is a fairer way to do it.
However, only 2 of the 10 give away videos are going to have winners based on the top comment, the other 8 will be purely random and I'll be making the winner video for all the give aways around 6pm tonight when I get finished the work.
I bought 5 chickens and installed a chicken coup in our back garden.
I also bought, battery operated air pumps for my fish tank.
I've also been on the army surplus stores looking for long shelf life products.
I've also joined this channel!!! 😁
Hope that's good enough!
Over the last year, I have got myself a greenhouse to extend my growing season. I have learnt and set up a solar power storage system. Only a very small one, but its a start. I also have lots of water storage around the garden as well as my chickens. I'm still quite new to it all, but we all have to start somewhere.
18 months ago we moved from a busy urban town to a rural village in Cumbria. We have some old pictures of our garden which use to have 4 seasonal growing areas and we are in the process of landscaping the garden to re introduce these areas. This year we have bought a flock of chickens for our own eggs, we now buy milk direct from our neighbour who has a small herd of cows, we took your advise and bought a small generator which will power our biomass heating and hot water system if the electric goes off. We are now non dependant on gas. We have planted a small orchard and as a community of 8 houses we have set up a small community larder where we can take our produce and we can exchange it for other produce from the neighbours. In the past 18 months since we bought the property we have increased our Energy Performance Certificate from E rating when we moved in 18 months ago to now a B rating. This should make our home much more energy efficient.
I've made sure I've got pasta, rice, sauce, hotdogs, anything that has long life, and waters. I've bought gas/heater stove. This is all due to power cuts we may get, but sometimes just sit in darkness with the family and use em, we then have a great time bonding.
I have rescue hens and I grow fresh veg, herbs and fruit at my allotment. I produce products for preserving and drying.
My/we are farmers so hopefully will be ready for the future
The most valuable thing I've would probably be commenting here to try and win this water filter 😎
Me and the family(Wife and 5 boys) started an allotment to grow root vegetables for long storage aswell as preserving and dehydrating other veg and fruit, I have also installed a small wind turbine at home solely for charging communication devices such as mobile phones, I have also invested in 2 Jackery power stations + solar panels for recharging.
I could list various types of equipment and supplies that I have put together but, for me, my greatest asset is the acquisition and continual acquisition of knowledge. Without this everything that you've put together becomes short term rather than long term gain.
Provided love and protection as long as we have each other we will be fine 👍
Busy day
My most important prep for possible grid down is buying a generator. Not cheap but peace of mind is everything.
The single most valuable thing I have done as a survival prep is to build a small community of like-minded people in my local area who are all preparing together to improve our resilience potential against an protracted grid-down/SHtF event.
Congratulations - you have won this prize.
Please contact me on sales@filterpro.co.uk
I will be uploading the winners video in the next hour or so to verify that this is a real message.
Have a good Christmas.
Regards,
Richard
I took on an allotment!
started DWC Kratky and NFT system and sprouting my own seeds to eat as microgreens etc so important to self sustain nowadays, i live on an wee island and even food lorries not always make it to the isle because of the weather here. Also although disabled I still made a mini polytunnel too which is an achievement for me.
I've done a few things such as grow veg at home as well as at an allotment, have a large larder for bulk food, as well as invest in solar. However, I think the single most valuable thing I have done is for me and my family is to learn and educate ourselves different skills. It's really brought us closer together as a family and life seems far better without some of the complications. 👍... Best of luck everyone. ... all the best for Christmas Richard
Good luck to everyone 🍀
The most important thing I have done to prep for when the s##t hits the fan is knowledge I have drawn up a map mentally and physically of where all the resources in my area can be found this includes water sources food sources and any areas to avoid
I think having the knowledge of where to go and gather the likes of water or food is essential in surviving whatever happens
I have made a blackout box for power cuts and stared an allotment most important is probs the allotment keeps me and the kids busy
I bought 400 toilet roll a couple years ago. 😂
Something I've done in the past 5 or so years is always had a vehicle prepared and ready to go incase SHTF actually occured, normally they've been basic non ECU Landrovers (disco 1 and defenders) then I got a sprinter and converted it into a camper van and now that is up for sale since I miss how much a capable 4x4 gives you. Thinking of an old Toyota or landrover again, Still have lots to learn on other avenues of Prepping,
Cheers
Aaron
Man that's some fire wood
I've just stacked a load more today, lol - Ideally I'd like 2 years worth of firewood as a prep but currently only have a year or so supply.
me and my girlfriend are in the processes of buying a small house with 0,2 hectares of land (its very little i know) in the countryside, near a lady that grows chickens for the eggs and man who grows pigs, we have already talked to them when visiting the house and they told us it was very peaceful and that they generally traded food with others in that location, so i guess we are moving into a self sustainable little community, hopefully all goes well
Hidden 1 month of food ,overkill on fire lighting kit including 10 refillable bic lighters as that's the easiest way to light a fire without too much effort, fishing kit and I nice 6 foot English longbow and a .22 springer ,good luck, everyone, and have a great festive break .
I started a hydroponics company making the most power-efficient towers available, so they can run off solar power. Should be a good business come the zombie apocalypse!
I really want that filter! Thanks for doing this Christmas series Richard -top man!
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i discovered an old cold war bunker and managed to purchase it from the MOD for a song because they didnt even know they had it
After years of waiting lists, we finally aquired a plot at our local allotment. The whole family now chips in and grows an array of fresh fruit and vegetables. The teaching of this to the younger ones involved is truly magical, and the look on their faces and passion in their eyes from nursing and producing something from nature is just priceless. Also, a massive thanks buddy for sharing your journey towards self sustainability. Giving an insight into how cheap and easy it is to tap into nature with the right gear is top. Especially when you live in a concrete jungle that only dulls your senses. 👍
It’s just the small things for me, rechargeable batteries for use in my touches, and other bits. Looked at the Jackery and I’m still heavily considering it. Heat wise I got the outside BBQ and wood to burn for food and hot water (should water be available), I could also use it to heat something that would retain heat for hours…like stone etc for indoor use. Food wise I’ve stocked up over the past year (thanks to you) and got an extra little freezer (this is where I think I need to invest in a Jackery). I’ve re-insulated the loft, opened up the chimneys that were blocked off, but will not be silly lighting fires until I can afford to get them swept, lined and a burner installed. Stock pile of wood ready to go when needed. LED bulbs in every room. I’ve experimented with growing veg but it’s not been successful due to pests. I even tried a “sky” garden 6 foot up on a pergola I made to keep the sun off my little girl….it got infested with caterpillars. I will keep trying tho.
I've learnt how to make fire and shelter about it really so far. Please like my comment peeps 🤣
You have been extremely generous with these giveaways Richard I love this one the tower is my favourite but this is a really useful tool 👍
My prep is all done down my allotment I have 5 chickens and a massive array of fruits and vegetables outside and in the 2 small poly tunnels not the best answer in the world but with what I grow myself now I don't even buy seeds anymore I harvest my own and its a really proud thing when you look back and say I did that 😀 😊
just wanted to say good luck to everyone and merry xmas and richard you are a true gent, it is very kind of you to do all this out of your own pocket all the best mate, keep the videos coming absolutely love them on both channels
No worries, man - it just seemed like the right time to do a decent amount of give aways. Making people happy (even for a short while) is so important in these challenging times.
Unless people are fully awake to what's going on they're in for a very hard few years leading up to 2030.
I think one of the most valuable things I've done in recent years was finally learning to drive. I was 39 when i took the plunge and passed my test first time. This has opened up so many opportunities in life that were not possible when relying on public transport.
I was just discussing the 'skills are currency' topic last night and driving was one of the top skills I mentioned to open up a world of possibilities yet it's a skill so many take for granted. When people think of survival skills the ability to drive should be right up there.