What's going on? My name is Chris. I just became an official squatter today. My wife left me for another guy, and now I'm just kinda figuring out what my next move is. So now I'm here! Haha.
Cheers everyone!
Cheers everyone!
Hello from Virginia!
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Thanks for the welcome guys. Right now, I'm at my local library. I'll probably be spending the night in this abandoned house right in the area.
Welcome! New here myself as of yesterday. If you're willing and can make your way down to Florida within the next few days, I'll be spending a few days there then making my way west. Would be awesome to link up with someone from StP and get a few miles knocked out.
Mr. Kazam..
i know a hell hole of a farm in Nathalie, Virginia..
cold as fuck, when it gets cold, but the owner is open to everyone who is willing to work, who has no disruptive habits, & who has stamps or $ to cover their own food..
there is effectively no internet, very little electricity, & you will be expected to chop or gather whatever wood you need to keep yourself warm, as well as cook yer own food..
at the very least, if you can cover your own needs, it is a place to openly throw down a tent.
at best it is a place you can try to build something from.
this woman is my personal friend, regardless of any associated nightmares..
if you decide to talk to her & she says yes, & it works out, i will be glad.
it's critical you understand the demands ahead of time, though, because this is *not*.. repeat..
*NOT*
someplace to go if hard physical labor is an issue..
it is off grid & about 6 or 9 miles from the nearest convenience store.. at which one can buy overpriced food, cigarettes & alcohol.
the nearest major store is about 25 miles away..
if you need a place & can deal with tent dwelling in the winter, i'll talk to her.
stuff is better, by far, in the summer, but even spring is a ways away...
good luck,
C
i know a hell hole of a farm in Nathalie, Virginia..
cold as fuck, when it gets cold, but the owner is open to everyone who is willing to work, who has no disruptive habits, & who has stamps or $ to cover their own food..
there is effectively no internet, very little electricity, & you will be expected to chop or gather whatever wood you need to keep yourself warm, as well as cook yer own food..
at the very least, if you can cover your own needs, it is a place to openly throw down a tent.
at best it is a place you can try to build something from.
this woman is my personal friend, regardless of any associated nightmares..
if you decide to talk to her & she says yes, & it works out, i will be glad.
it's critical you understand the demands ahead of time, though, because this is *not*.. repeat..
*NOT*
someplace to go if hard physical labor is an issue..
it is off grid & about 6 or 9 miles from the nearest convenience store.. at which one can buy overpriced food, cigarettes & alcohol.
the nearest major store is about 25 miles away..
if you need a place & can deal with tent dwelling in the winter, i'll talk to her.
stuff is better, by far, in the summer, but even spring is a ways away...
good luck,
C
Nice, I've crashed outside at city point in hopewell and it's actually really nice. Maybe check that out if you need a chill spot.