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Could you go Off the Grid?

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KittenClaws:
Going off the grid is dropping out.  You can't have a job, maybe you think you can, under the table..but that involves other people's compliance, going off the grid involves no one else.

Going off the grid is self-sufficiency. You no longer exist. There is no phone, no TV, no modern conveinance.   The land on which you live can not be tied to you.

It's not about MRE's and motor homes, it's off the grid.

Survivalists are one thing, off the grid, quite another.

I'd be interested in starting a discussion about this: What would it take to truly go "Off the Grid" ?

The Village Idiot:
gypsies in an RV?

KittenClaws:

--- Quote from: FGL on May 30, 2010, 08:39:36 PM ---gypsies in an RV?

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An RV would be handy, but the gypsies would be a disturbance.

Chris_:
Tempting, but no.

Chris_:

--- Quote from: KittenClaws on May 30, 2010, 08:41:30 PM ---An RV would be handy, but the gypsies would be a disturbance.
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There's always sheep.

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