'>>2726366
lol';

'Tennessee';

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'The Chattahoochee National Forest , Cherokee National Forest and Nantahala NF all join where the states of Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina meet. It is a great /out/ area.';

'>>2726378
There are actually jobs available in Buckhannon WV too.';

'I live in Washington. It’s really expensive but very beautiful, easily the most beautiful forests I’ve ever seen.';

'where can i find a sense of genuine community?';

'>>2726393
retirement community with a rec center';

'>>2726398
im not 50+';

'>>2726393
Off grid Christ-hippy cult commune
You will own nothing and be happy';

'>>2726405
I just want friendly helpful neighbors. I don’t want to join a cult.';

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'>>2726412
americans already don’t own anything. the bank owns your house and land. miss one mortgage/property tax payment and see if you truly own it';

'Where I live

t.Gatekeeper';

'Maine';

'i'd love to know as well...give me a nice little city where you can eat,drink,socialize but then walk out into the woods and go on forever and ever';

'>>2726480
Literally any city in Northern Ontario but in my mind Thunder Bay in particular.';

'WV panhandle and remote parts of rural PA is the cheapest houses in close proximity to /out/ i can think of that isnt in a completely cucked pussy state';

'Kentucky has really good ones but it has a problem with mad max tier rednecks on meth so it's a good idea to carry a gun in the boonies not because of bears or rattlesnakes but because seemingly the entire population is willing to engage in thoughtless violence for a sense of honor I can only imagine goes all the way back to Gypsy caravans in Scotland and Ireland.';

'>>2726594
Here, put these on.';

'a lot of nice scenic places mentioned but the real killer is the gun and knife laws, here in ohio i can go camping with a 50 cal, two swords, and a pair of nunchuks...
northern michigan has plenty of beautiful forest
and i haven't even seen the upper peninsula yet.
one day i'll be a billionaire and reforest the entirety of ohio and reintroduce buffalo like we had in the 1700s before the entire state was razed for farmland...
rip america's old forests i can't even imagine what the continent looked like before the masses made it out west';

'>>2726366
A better question is what the hell is an expensive forest to live next to?';

'>>2727317
for just the USA. anywhere in hawaii, anywhere in alaska south of the copper river meridian (61d north) lake tahoe area, western washington, northwest montana, north idaho, south central idaho, and jackson, wy area. never been but i assume upstate new york and new hampshire, vermont, and western maine are also expensive.';

'how risky is out in a lot of the recommended states with the rise of fracking and mining, wv, ky, oh...all their forests are being fracked to shit that water could be pretty lethal if you depend on a well';

'>>2727376
Roughly ALL of the waterways, even natural streams are contaminated with petroleum byproducts and heavy metals in this area. You absolutely should not drink that shit. Your IQ is going to take a hit. But bacteria wise, you can find "clean" water.

Other than that humans are BY FAR the most dangerous creature in these woods.';

'rip america's forests we really had to tear every mofuckin forest to the ground
bumperino...post more forests fuckers
anyone know where the best michigan hiking is?';

'>>2727327
>jackson, wy area
Shit are people flooding WY now too?';

'>>2730148
It's like Colorado but you get to be /k/, it was only a matter of time';

'>>2726480
That town in Arkansas where Walmart is from.
>>2726597
Lot of migrants live in kentucky too and the cities are Nog epicenters.
Safe to say that many rural kentuckians will be very protective of tresspassing in addition to the large amount of poachers, moonshiners, and illicit grow operations.
>>2729547
You will frolic in the honeysuckle and dead ash trees and be happy about it
>>2730148
Colorado is too expensive.
Any place with lots of land, little people, and any sort of peace abd tranquility will be ruined by californians, coasties, migrants, and drug addicts priced out of their apartments and trailer homes.
I hope Wyoming gets to enjoy the full experience of dollar stores, cheaply built cardboard mcmansions, horrible traffic, and everything else in between.';

'>>2726380
What jobs?

It's about 70 miles by car from here. I'm about 30 miles east of nate petroski.';

'>>2730180
I grew up walking through the woods and from farm to farm in Kentucky

Kids can still do that there';

'>>2730180
Fuck. You're telling me that my state is responsible for walmart? That probably explains why we have 2 that are literally 100ft apart';

'What’s y’all’s opinion on hoh rainforest in Washington state?';

'>>2730180
No, everyone please stay away from NW Arkansas

>>2730406
You must be either a transplant or a serious backwoods redneck to not know Walmart started in AR';

'the only correct answer here is tennessee. everything else is wrong. by far cheapest state with the best forests.';

'>>2732556

How would the Tennessee community treat you if you aren’t religious or believe in politics?';

'>>2732579
Not speaking from personal experiences but my assumption is you would be outcasted';

'What is the best state to live out of your car near the forest?';

'>>2726385
That's not what the thread is about';

'>>2732894
California easily
Best chance of survival there and there's already tons of hippies and hobos so it's easy to fit in';

'>>2732928
I already live in California and I hate it here. It’s too hot and too expensive. I don’t think you could survive the summer living in your car in Cali.';

'>>2733119
Then just live in da woods';

'>>2733141
Bro, that’s not the question I asked. I asked where can I live in my car where I won’t bake to death? Lol';

'>>2730180
Colorado has some Native areas where you can still get land for cheap just outside of the reservations and nobody will bother you about permits, close to normal towns too';

'>>2733192
Could I live in my car on the land?';

'>>2726422
>if you can't pay for a thing you don't own it
WHOA really';

'>>2726405
How do I find one besides following the smell?';

'>>2726366
Oregon is underrated. Just avoid NW Oregon and don't tell any fags anything good about the rest of the state.
NE is closer knit for community. I especially like La Grande.
SW is more libertarian so less community. Rogue river siskiyou is really nice. That stretch from Oakridge to Gilchrist is also a good area.';

'>>2726366
West Virginia. Wyoming if you'd trade dense forests for rocky mountains. Overall, owning a home isn't cheap. If you're on such a strict budget that you have to ask this, no matter where you move you're going to be living in very close proximity to neighbors or in an apartment complex away from the forests.';

'>>2733156
Based on what I saw of the horrendous temperatures throughout North America last summer, the only place that remained consistently cool that wasn't on top of a mountain, was Edmonton, Canada';

'>>2726393
What would constitute a sense of genuine community? Ask yourself that, and then try it in practice. See who sticks around.';

'>>2726366
Quincy and Susanville California, oddly enough, gave me a sense of clarity and mental reset.';

'>>2733249

Could you upload clearer quality?';