So over the last few months me and my wife have talked about hitting the road in an RV and making a life on the road as nomads. We have done a lot of reading and looked at over a 100 RV's and found a few we like. Now over the last few weeks we have been asking the question, "Why not just get some land in a great place"? So now we may just use our money and buy a spot of dirt and make a new life, but make one thing for sure we are getting out of this state as soon as we can. I have a little bit of school left to do and after that we bolt! I think we will make a few trips to areas we like and check them out for a place to move to, and look for the spot of land we will make a stand on. We still may get a small RV or tent trailer to use as a BOV and for camping.
We just had a problem with how to bring all of our survival gear and food. And if we stored it at a set location and the SHTF when we were 2000 miles away it's the same as not having the supplies. We want a retreat with our supplies on hand and have a retreat we can defend and survive on. How will I find this uni-corn? I have no idea, but I will start the look and try to find the best spot of dirt to make a new life. If any of you have some good ideas please let me know, any and all in-put will be appreciated. I want rural and off the beaten path with a water supply and dirt I can grow food in. I don't want much, do I?
Remember time is short so keep up your prepping and stand strong for true freedom!
Life goes on.......Will you?
Well, I would say that an RV would let y'all travel around to find a place you like, and provide shelter once you've found that place (assuming there's not a house there already). No need to go big and fancy, a small travel trailer will do. Or how 'bout this: a pickup truck with slide in camper, and a cargo trailer to haul your preps with you. Central TX has some good land, and lots of springs (hint hint) : ) If we could only kick the commies out of Austin...
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ReplyDeleteWhen y'all are ready, come on up here for a visit. We will show you some things.
Bob
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My wife and I took a roadtrip to Idaho and loved it. If you want plant-able land, just look for the farms and ranches - generally in the Boise area and west of there. Not a lot of snow, either.
ReplyDeleteTO the south, the land is quite alkaline, but a lot less expensive. Compared to Ca, EVERYWHERE in ID is cheaper, though!
We checked out as far north as McCall, but it had a bit too much annual snow for our liking.
Everywhere we went, though was a beautiful, friendly state.