All the hours are on the web site I think it is open 9-2.
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All the hours are on the web site I think it is open 9-2.
Don't be stupid!!!!!
Gonna be going this coming Saturday to the Aurora one, probably about noon or so.
Aurora store is open Mon, Tue, Thus and Sat from 9-3:30 and Wed 9-8:30. Closed Fri and of course Sun. Got this from the voicemail greeting, their number is 303-371-7650.
Last edited by Dave; 01-06-2013 at 10:32.
I'll just pile on much of what has already been said: I'm relatively new to canning and long-term storage. Most of my prior practice was storing MREs and Mountain home meals. I went with a couple of buddies to the LDS facility in COS and was blown away at how kind and knowledgable the people were. They were friendly (not unexpected having worked with LDS folks before), but also very eager to be helpful and the amount of food I got for $77 was impressive. The hours are a little tricky, but it was well worth the trip and I plan on going there repeatedly until my storage needs are complete. Long and short, newbies should give it a try. They welcome new people with no knowledge. No prosthelytizing, just good people doing good works.
FYI - the local Colorado Springs Prepper's group did have a nice field trip to the Colorado Springs facility. They also had a followup canning event earlier this month.
Bradbn4 - Having fun in Colorado
I went to the Aurora center this past weekend. I picked up a "starter kit" to play with the items. Very nice people. Got the grand tour of the canning side as well. Cannot say enough good about the experience and will be back.Originally Posted by Dave
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The Food Stamp Program, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is proud to be distributing the greatest amount of free meals and food stamps ever. Meanwhile, the National Park Service, administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior, asks us to ‘Please Do Not Feed the Animals'. Their stated reason for the policy is because the animals will grow dependent on handouts and will not learn to take care of themselves.
Thanks for all of this information, guys. I've just started on prepping and was looking for another good food source. I'll definitely be giving our LDS friends a visit.
Who is the local Colorado Springs Preppers group?
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I guess honey badgers do care - but go to http://www.meetup.com/ColoradoSpringsPreppers/
meetup is useful for finding groups in the local area that support your interests.
Bradbn4 - Having fun in Colorado
Heading out to the Aurora location this morning. I'll report back.
LDS
Dry Pack
303 371 6675
3233 fraser street
Look for three large silo's they told me.
This place is pretty cool, yet so simple. Picked up a starter pack, six cans of primary items. Wheat, rice, beans etc.
I'm going to work with some friends and family to go pick up and Can/package some other items I want to store. As stated by others, nice people, canning room is a neat setup.
Link to their order form, same form used at the warehouse in Aurora.
http://providentliving.org/self-reli...-form?lang=eng
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