QUOTE(fangirl09)
Texas, Dakotas, and Washington state seem to be where a lotta people are going at least in my area these days...and states on the gulf coast, but hell if I'm gonna live down there...bleh. I need a bit less...humidity/tornados/huricanes lol
But as far as lodging goes...that's what campers or trailers are for...I think it would be kinda neat to live off the grid anyways, always kinda been a dream of mine
Utah and Montana have the most liberal gun laws, altho I'm sure CO is not too far off. He said no way to IL, CA (duh), and NY..oh and DC lol we hate cities anyway so I'd rather stay away from new england...too yuppy for us. I've never actually been to Colorado, but been to Wyoming, which was probably one of my fave places I've ever been....we were in the cloud peak wilderness area...camping in June it snowed..lol
But as far as lodging goes...that's what campers or trailers are for...I think it would be kinda neat to live off the grid anyways, always kinda been a dream of mine
Utah and Montana have the most liberal gun laws, altho I'm sure CO is not too far off. He said no way to IL, CA (duh), and NY..oh and DC lol we hate cities anyway so I'd rather stay away from new england...too yuppy for us. I've never actually been to Colorado, but been to Wyoming, which was probably one of my fave places I've ever been....we were in the cloud peak wilderness area...camping in June it snowed..lol
Ya Texas si busy too, we have guys working down that way as well. I was in ND about 2 months ago and spent $225 a night to secure a room at a 1 star motel that i doubted deserved any stars!!! We thought the same thing about sending campers up there with the guys till we found out there was nowhere left to camp lol.
Ive lived off the grid more than once in my life and all thou very challenging it can be very rewarding as well