Thursday.
In preparation for the weekend I spend the evening doing a check on my
equipment:
- 1
tin of white spray paint
- 1
bottle of holy water, along with a pouch of balloons for making holy water
grenades.
- Wooden
stakes. The first ones I made were too thick. But they don’t need to be very
thick at all, just thick enough to take a blow from a hammer. They need to be thin
enough to slip in between the rib cage. They don’t need to be very long either.
No more than 30 centimetres will do, the length of a ruler. Small enough to
cram into my backpack. Small enough to hide in my clothes. To make them all I
did was buy a couple of cheap strips of pine wood from B and Q, then I sawed
them up and sharpened them at one end. .
- 1
hammer, to make it easier to drive the stake into the heart.
- A
small mirror. They don’t have a reflection, so it’s a good way of telling
friend from foe.
- 1
plastic bottle of paraffin, tightly sealed, and a box of matches. Fire can kill
them just as easily.
- 2
torches, (any halogen model is the best).
- Spare
batteries.
- A
length of rope, just in case of any climbing. A lot of the tunnel entrances are
fenced up now.
- 2
crucifixes. Defensive weapon, although I noticed that the crucifix becomes much
less powerful as it gets darker.
- Cloves
of garlic.
- 2
lightsticks.
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