Wouldn't you need a green card to do that?defender130 wrote:But property in the States is much cheaper
Have thought about selling up here and moving to the U.S. myself but my wife isn't keen on the idea even when presented with a rural house and 20 acres of land for around 70,000 in UK money
Think she knows we would just end up with 20 acres of V8 classic American cars for me to play with
Would you move?
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Re: Would you move?
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CynicalSurvival
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Re: Would you move?
Wulfshead, I think it sounds amazing. As you said, the problem of a more restricted set of things that you could grow are outweighed by the larger amount of land and availability of hunting, wood and mushrooming.
The opportunity to have a custom built property sounds great too.
The medical issue and isolation seem to the main downsides - would be be possible for more friends to move there, perhaps someone with medical experience? Do you have other family members that would be interested, perhaps?
The opportunity to have a custom built property sounds great too.
The medical issue and isolation seem to the main downsides - would be be possible for more friends to move there, perhaps someone with medical experience? Do you have other family members that would be interested, perhaps?
The last taboo is the myth of civilisation. It is built upon the stories we have constructed about our genius, our indestructibility, our manifest destiny as a chosen species. - The Dark Mountain Project Manifesto http://dark-mountain.net/about/manifesto/