Where Would You Relocate Too?

Good afternoon,
Good tight neighbors, not many. Check
Everyone near has an acre or more and know how to garden. Check
All neighbors on the same page regarding security. Check
Year round creek. Check
Irrigation. check
Well and septic. Check
Generators and know where the best drip is to run generator. Check
Ranchers that have beef and pork available. Check
4 hours from nearest big city, no interstate, no rail lines. Check
Wild game and fish plentiful. Check
I don't think I need to go anywhere.

a reply to: TurkeyGoose

If its a really WWIII scenario...I wouldn't even bother. I would rather be wiped out than live in the wasteland which would be leftover. If we ever have another no holds barred world war we will basically be repeating the vedic texts of india...and that didn't really end well back then.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn Well said, If you need to run from such a horrible situation it is already to late, most folks will not get past their first intersection before some clown has shut the road down. Imagine many folks all trying to escape at once, nothing good coming from that. As for running to the bush, here in Australia the bush will eat you! The Aussie bush is largely inhumane, it is no place for the uninitiated, it will and can kill you. However it is such a beautiful place if you understand it to some degree. Humans are like locusts, don't expect to find clean water or food on your escape, and carrying enough on your back well even that runs out all to soon. Lets hope it is not our time.

a reply to: marsend

It all depends on your personal circumstances. But in all my musings on the subject, I came to the conclusion that if you haven't got a small sailing boat you will be stuffed. You could even do it in a sailing dingy. You won't get out of the traffic jam in a city, but a small boat prepped and ready to go at any time, provided that there is a waterway, can be rowed or, sailed, or motored. The bigger the boat you lose options. The sea and beaches are good food sources, and even seaweed can be cooked up. Even hang gliders have electric motors for take-off these days, so if you lived on a range with steady winds, that is another option. You have to be mobile, but not dependent on modern tech, as fuel will be a problem.You need protection from the elements, the thing with sailing dingy is that they are fast and you can put up a boom tent. If you are older a twenty to twenty-five footer makes sense because you could live board for extended periods.

a reply to: TurkeyGoose

Since the Earth would be jarred from its "sweet spot" in the Sun's orbit, every life form on earth would be dead within a few months anyway.

a reply to: anonentity

Good idea if near water, I hadn't thought about the dingy /small boat, it could definitely work for some. We are lucky all our direct neighbors have fur, scales and or wings. Australia is a funny place, one month there is to much water and floods and then the next month we are in drought or burning. The last drought lasted about 6/7 years no water any where, it was bad we saw mother wallabies ditching their young for their own survival and they are very hardy creatures.

For the life of me, I do not know how mum dad and two crutchlings can cut it in a bug out situation. Sometimes we can barley carry enough water to last a day if doing a hard slog in summer, net alone food and extras. If no one is coming to rescue you, you are generally toast. Lets hope all this madness stops before we have to find out how bad it can really get.

Where Would You Relocate Too?

A fully stocked bunker.

Preferrably ones own.

Trying to go anywhere is idiotic.

Because too many unknowns.

What targets have been hit.

Wind direction carrying fallout.

Megaton yeilds.

Air or ground blast.

Emp/Hemp.

And then mass panic and absolute barbarism infinitly worse than we've seen with Chaz,and BLM riots.

And that's just the beginning of the absolute hell on earth that will follow.

Disease,starvation,wholesale murder of the survivors fighting over what little resources remain.

And NO ONE is going to come save you.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: marsend

It all depends on your personal circumstances. But in all my musings on the subject, I came to the conclusion that if you haven't got a small sailing boat you will be stuffed. You could even do it in a sailing dingy. You won't get out of the traffic jam in a city, but a small boat prepped and ready to go at any time, provided that there is a waterway, can be rowed or, sailed, or motored. The bigger the boat you lose options. The sea and beaches are good food sources, and even seaweed can be cooked up. Even hang gliders have electric motors for take-off these days, so if you lived on a range with steady winds, that is another option. You have to be mobile, but not dependent on modern tech, as fuel will be a problem.You need protection from the elements, the thing with sailing dingy is that they are fast and you can put up a boom tent. If you are older a twenty to twenty-five footer makes sense because you could live board for extended periods.

What a fascinating idea, this wouldn't have even entered my mind. I live but a mile or 2 from a large river, with plenty of other waterways even closer. Looks like I may need to brush up on my swimming & boat/dinghy operating skills!

The dog loves a trip on a boat too, so he'll be happy as Larry.

originally posted by: marsend
a reply to: anonentity

Good idea if near water, I hadn't thought about the dingy /small boat, it could definitely work for some. We are lucky all our direct neighbors have fur, scales and or wings. Australia is a funny place, one month there is to much water and floods and then the next month we are in drought or burning. The last drought lasted about 6/7 years no water any where, it was bad we saw mother wallabies ditching their young for their own survival and they are very hardy creatures.

For the life of me, I do not know how mum dad and two crutchlings can cut it in a bug out situation. Sometimes we can barley carry enough water to last a day if doing a hard slog in summer, net alone food and extras. If no one is coming to rescue you, you are generally toast. Lets hope all this madness stops before we have to find out how bad it can really get.

Forget about the rescue. It is not coming. Don’t waste any time or energy there.

You will be in an “Enemy Mine”’ or a “The Purge “, situation. Bank on one thing. If by some miracle the cavalry does arrive, it will be too late.

a reply to: midicon

From an American, I'd love to move to Scotland. I like a colder climate and, like you, can't stand the culture here.

originally posted by: TurkeyGoose
a reply to: network dude

If the beach has whisky, I'll be there too.

2nd!

I prefer bourbon but if the big one breaks out Tequila will do.

originally posted by: Kenzo
a reply to: Justoneman

Agree , i am not so concerned about nuclear war thought.

Silent weapons, silent wars are here .

WW2 was more kinetic way, now they hurt us , dumb us, slave us, sicken us with various ways....and i dont like this .....World has gone crazy, evil is among society.

It has gone crazy. Maybe it is the magnetic field changes and the other interference cause by our Sun, but whatever it is, it is real.

Some of these people are "cra cray" and have some unbelievable concepts of reality that do not match with facts.

Good point. Who the hell has a chance in a strange place when all hell is breaking loose, IDK? Best to go with what you do know and think locally. Maybe some destinations you all can head for that have some modicum of safety from the hell that is close. Unless you are living next to an obvious target, you should be able to find a place for the locals you know to gather and hunker down until the dust clears.

originally posted by: Hiram33
a reply to: TurkeyGoose

For me it's simple...stay put .. I live in Australia .. we are an isolated island with a lot of land ...yes Russia can reach here with weapons ....Australia has got tensions with China for years now.... But I look at Australia as an asset for the global power structure
It's a small population ( easy to control ) lot of land and resources.... Tucked away down the bottom of the world ... Plus my community is here .. say you run off to a foreign land. You are a foreigner and in times of war who will help you ? People become the biggest asset who will stand shoulder to shoulder with you that you can trust ?

a reply to: thegeneraldisarray
In case of WW3, I will stay right here in my home, Costa Rica. I live in a gated community with its own waterhole/well. I have a backyard with some fruit trees but I could have some hens too. Staying in Europe or USA/Canada is a sure death unless you have access to a D.U.M.B.
Going to Africa is an option but your skin color makes an easy target for theft, rape and even death. When it comes to South, you think about Argentina but they will be the new Venezuela in a few years, so it would be like staying in Africa.

a reply to: TurkeyGoose

Come to Wales. The mental russian guy who said to nuke britain has already said wales/ireland/scotland wont be.... (us celts are cool see!)

If WW3 kicked off i doubt you could get a ferry plus Wales is within walking distance.... even if it would take a few days.
PLUS!!!
Come to Swansea and it already looks like its been nuked so unlikely to be attacked.

originally posted by: Tipulatedone
a reply to: TurkeyGoose

Come to Wales. The mental russian guy who said to nuke britain has already said wales/ireland/scotland wont be.... (us celts are cool see!)

If WW3 kicked off i doubt you could get a ferry plus Wales is within walking distance.... even if it would take a few days.
PLUS!!!
Come to Swansea and it already looks like its been nuked so unlikely to be attacked.

Haha, I thank you kindly for the invite. I enjoyed to trip to Cardiff last year, so if WW3 provided me with the opportunity to return I'd gladly take it (over East Sussex, which'll be flattened). Hopefully the nice coastal Fish & Chips shops remain open, as well as the excellent breweries you have in that area.

a reply to: TurkeyGoose

If you really think about it, it ticks all the boxes. Many places are only accessible from the sea, which means you have an area with fish shellfish etc which would be relatively unfished. A Small boats range with a modern four-stroke outboard, which you might need to get some initial distance, is quite mindblowing. I calculated that two hundred liters with an eight-horsepower honda would get a 25-footer about a thousand miles at six to seven knots. A lockdown retractable keel means you can get up a creek in about thirty inches of water. Or drop the keel and you could at a push cross an ocean if you knew what you were doing. Not bad an option, compared to being stuck in a traffic jam.

Nowhere I'd stay here and fight it out...but I'd prob relocate my family ....Panama or maybe Belize or fiji

originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: TurkeyGoose

If its a really WWIII scenario...I wouldn't even bother. I would rather be wiped out than live in the wasteland which would be leftover. If we ever have another no holds barred world war we will basically be repeating the vedic texts of india...and that didn't really end well back then.

There was a TV show in the 1970's where this guy's wife nagged him so badly, he went inside bank vault to have peace and quiet. When he finally came out of the vault to go home, a neutron bomb had gone off, killing everyone. He was so happy for a time...but I think he shot himself in the head after a few days.

Well, since Newport R.I., which is basically just down the road, will very likely be turned into a vast nuclear puddle, staying here would be silly.
Where does one go to escape today if one is wheelchair bound?
Going off-grid, something I absolutely could have done years ago is certainly not an option these days.
Staying put, helping to defend family, neighbors to the best of my ability as the zombies come calling is probably the best move, who knows…..

With that said.

Finding a secure, clean place with pristine mountains behind you and a nice piece of ocean connected land in front, to me makes a perfect place to set up shop.
That is, if such a place is even to be found of course.
Oh, the possibilities of such a homestead.
Even dimwit's would be hard pressed to starve in such a location. Or would they?

Clams, fish, and venison sounds pretty good to me….

Well, if it comes to this, I wish all of you the very best, truly!








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