I apologize for not posting more frequently lately. We are in the process of moving to Kentucky due to my job. While it is a great opportunity it’s also pretty stressful. It’s a step in the direction we wish to go. Living at our retreat is within our grasp and hopefully, within the next few months, we will no longer be living full-time in a camper and be on acreage.
Northern Kentucky is a means to an end – or a new beginning depending on how you look at it. A few years of sacrifice to be able to then move on to what is truly the end game. In the meantime, we’ll be in a better place, especially with all the craziness in the world.
In another week or so the move will be complete. Traveling back and forth to South Carolina will occur for several weeks before our final move takes place. Looking forward to new challenges.
I’ll get back to posting on the regular soon. Until then – take care and stay safe.
Rourke
Hope all goes well for you.
Thanks Fred!
I grew up in Northern KY, you’ll love it. Just beware of the major weather changes from SC. Youll have real winter weather to deal with, I still remember the blizzard of ’78. Even back in the 80s and 90s, my dad would get stuck in major pileup accidents on I-75. They happened pretty frequently. Other than that, it’s beautiful.
Appreciate it Dave. I’ve lived in quite a few places up and down the east coast including New Hampshire, Massachusets, and down south as well. Appreciate the heads up on the winters. We both have 4×4’s and will certainly prep for winter.
This sounds like the makings for a great article/book. Be sure to take lots of photos and jot down notes on the trials and tribulations of going off-grid and what it took to get there. Wishing you safe travels and enjoyment!
Appreciate it Methane!
John, the best of luck to you and MPG.
Appreciate that JohnP.
The very best to you both. I am praying that your journey will be life giving
and will bring you happiness and inner peace and prosperity.Am looking forward to eventually hearing why you chose that part of the country to settle in. Ar
Thanks Arlene!!
All my best to you and yours sir. Grew up near there myself. If you need anything please let me know sir
Mike
Appreciate it Michael.