She even found the solar power manual and had managed to get the power unit up and running; unfortunately, it didn’t provide much power, which made her wonder how a group of six had planned to live off of its meager power supply. She conserved the running water when she saw how small the water tank was and had already begun collecting the rain water on the patio and balcony. She was pleased that the LED lights worked great, but not so pleased to find out that the small cooking stove seemed to be the only heat source. Still, all and all, the modular, plastic-like bug out was a fabulous find, and she couldn’t help but wonder how much a contraption like it had cost. She had oodles and oodles of bulk, freeze-dried, survivalist-type foods. So far, it all tasted like crap, but she was grateful, nevertheless. She found a shortwave radio she planned to start tinkering with. Dean had always planned to teach her how to use one back in Vacaville, but they’d never gotten around to it.
