Please note, this was written up in 5 minutes, and it would all go to shit if I broke up with my bf.
Pick it apart, tell me how to survive!

My Zombie Survival Plan,

1. Location.
My best bet would be heading to the coast camp (4 hours drive) or to a station, (4 hours in a different direction). The more I think about it, the more I favour the station. If there are any other survivors there, and they are co-operatable, that is.
Water:
The station has a fresh water spring, that thankfully runs all year long, and the Camp is only a couple of Kms from a Ranger base, where there is a huuuugggeee bore setup. Not tasty water, but still fresh water.
Food:
The station is actually a cattle station, so there is plenty of livestock there, and the Camp is near a buffalo farm. I will have meat from both places. As for veggies, if I manage to get my hand on seeds +fresh veg then I’ll be set!
Shelter:
I hardly need to answer this one in depth. The Camp is a tourist camp place with bungalows, and the station has a homestead made up of several sleeping bunkers and a main house.
Company:
Chances are, my boyfriend and I will rush straight to each other at the first sign of trouble. That way there would be us two (20yrs old), his older brothers and sister, My younger sister, My closest female friends, parents and anyone else we can pick up on the way.

2. Transport
The Car:
Fortunately my city/town isn’t nearly as big as the other places in Australia, and it is rather remote. I live pretty much on the outskirts, and my boyfriend lives rural. As I mentioned, I would head to his at the first sign of trouble. He’s a hunter/shooter by trade and a mechanic of sorts, in that he is very handy with his Toyota LandCruiser utes and has 3 of them. He also has alot of firearms, with alot of ammunition. He’s a little bit perfect for me! My family can take the Holden Rodeo, which is a 4 seater 4x4.

3. Supplies
Water:
This is easy, at my parents place there a big (I’m talking really friggen big) plastic tank they use to take camping when they take the horses to shows and such. We have fussy horses, they only drink home water, and that lasts 4 people plus 5 horses a week. So a bunch of thirsty humans could survive off it for a couple of weeks for sure. Also, it’s designed to fit in the tray of a ute, with space for boxes of supplies.
Food:
Both our families have loads of people in them, but don’t have very big fridges. We all eat plenty of tinned foods, so the cupboards are always full. My bet would be that we would be able to load cartons of tin beans/spaghetti /beans/corn/stews/long life milk and a tin opener with other utensils on the Cruiser with the water tank on the back.
Weapons:
As I mentioned earlier, bf shoots buffalo for a living with his brother. Between the pair of them there should be enough firepower to keep brain munchers away for a while. In the case of shit actually going down, I’ll be heading to the bfs bosses place to grab the boss and his crates of ammunition, guns and gun maintenance stuff.
Building Supplies:
I don’t see the need in building supplies, as both these places are completely built to stand through cyclones, and if we are moved or plans change, I guess we’ll raid homes.
Medical Supplies:
Do to the nature of the bfs work, each Land Cruiser has its own medical kit. Knowing my mother, she’ll lug her giant kit along to. Of course, I’ll be grateful for it eventually.

4. Groups
Hopefully the station will still be occupied when we get there, that will add extra people to my merry gang. My personality means if I can help someone, I will. Regardless of whether he/she is a complete dick. At the end of the day, that’s another life saved.

5. Motivation
I am not about to let myself, or my loved ones become someone elses lunch.