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“Several trips were made to the National Guard base for supplies, until it was, for all intents and purposes, cleaned out. Those same supplies had to be stored, and for that, temporary shelters were erected around the Mason compound. Some were made from logs and planks taken from a nearby lumber yard, others were tents taken from the National Guard bases or tarps thrown over the non-perishable goods such as clothing, boots, tools, and other miscellaneous items. John was amazed at what the residents had been able to do in only a few days when they didn’t have to follow building codes or OSHA standards.
John began organizing a training program for the survivors, now numbering over a hundred in the Mason compound alone. A large group that had wandered in on their own while he and Sara had been out looking for Jose, along with the folks they had rescued, had significantly added to the group’s population. The Kensingtons on the other side of the valley now consisted of thirty-nine survivors.
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