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11/08/11(Tue)17:24:05 No.334696>>333814 Okay.
It's really easy. Go to an agricultural area. Not large factory
farms/sprawling monoculture, either. Think Small, family dairy farms.
Vermont, Upstate NY, New Hampshire, Washington state, Montana,
California etc. if you're really bumming it, start knocking on doors,
saying you'll work for food and shelter. Say you don't mind sleeping in
barns. You'll eventually find a farm that will probably give you shelter
and possibly food for free, or on condition that you work it off.
Eventually, even if the room and board garnishes from pay mean you're
making $3/hr, that's pure profit. There are tons of different weird
deals you can rig up, and most small farms are flexible. Just use common
sense. Eventually, get a few grand saved up and buy a tipi or yurt
with a woodstove inside and a warming liner (do some research, faggot,
it's easy), and find someone willing to let you live on an isolated
corner of their land for a few bucks at tax season. Keep a few chickens,
hunt a couple deer a year and dry their meat. Buy flour and bake bread.
You can live for $5 a week like this. If shit gets tough, work more.
Get a bicycle. You'll make friends by working. Learn Spanish, read up on farming, do research |