Yay, but a neat spread like this offers the best chance of survival because we could grow our own food forever, and there's a river nearby for water, it's nothing new as people lived like this for thousands of years either in self-sufficient single farms or small villages.
As a city feller who knows zilch about growing stuff I can only dream of having a place like this (sniffle)
The only thing that'd put a damper on it is a nuclear winter or haywire weather that zaps the crops.
PS- the coils of barbed wire (red) are to keep cheeky zombs from peering in the windows-
Incidentally here's my 'Doomsday List' of things that could hit us (in no particular order)
1-
Chernobyl-type nuclear plant accident, but on a much bigger scale, poisoning an area as big as the USA or the whole of Europe and Asia.
2-
Massive meteor or asteroid strike wiping out millions with blast and tsunami, and kicking up enough dust to black out the sun for years like what wiped out the dinosaurs.
3-
World War 3 exchange of nuclear weapons poisoning virtually the entire planet.
4-
A plague wiping out most humans on earth after accidental release from a bio research lab, or a deliberate release by terrorists to wipe out the population of a specific country, or perhaps a virus naturally evolves that has no cure.
5-
EC Event (Economic Collapse) triggering total breakdown of law and order resulting in looting gangs etc.
6-
EM pulse (from a solar flare or nuclear bomb) blows out the electricity grid and electronics, it'll be bad but hopefully the govt will have contingency plans to get it fixed and relief food and medicine convoys up and running.
7-
Mega-earthquake bigger than anything the earth has experienced before, demolishing a whole bunch of cities across countries or continents.
8-
Mega-tsunami triggered by gigantic quake at sea, wiping out coastal areas for a hundred miles or more inland.
9-
Runaway volcano that carries on spewing out dust and ash for months, throwing a grey wind-carried shroud around the planet blocking out sunlight and triggering subzero temperature drops.
10-
Haywire weather (nonstop storms, tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards, floods etc) caused by global warming, pollution, ozone depletion etc
So it makes sense to have at least a little stockpile to ease the shock of whatever clobbers us-
