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Out of curiosity. How do you deal with week long power outages? I'm assuming you mean in the winter.
I'm in Eastern Ontario. We're on well water and septic. We also have very dodgy power lines out here (supposedly the lines are over provisioned in this area and high wind days can cause overloads of some kind).
We have a portable generator as well as a wood stove.