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Yeah to both, but I'm really slow now. And crotchety. I'd just be realllllly quiet, keep to myself and shoot anyone trespassing on your property. Would that suffice? lol
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Yeah to both, but I'm really slow now. And crotchety. I'd just be realllllly quiet, keep to myself and shoot anyone trespassing on your property. Would that suffice? lol
Yeah to both, but I'm really slow now. And crotchety. I'd just be realllllly quiet, keep to myself and shoot anyone trespassing on your property. Would that suffice? lol
Tiny houses are cool...but a tad too tiny. I'd want two put together. What I would LIKE to have, simplicity at its finest mind you, would be to "borrow" a teeny tiny patch of someones land, pay a portion of the taxes on it that fits the size I am plopped on, have a cute garden and hobbit-like house, and then when I am dead, the owner of the land can do what they want with it. Life estate, so to speak. Living in my van is possible but it doesn't mean I want to do that. Kinda like this:
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I've spent the last 3 winters in florida, citrus county area. Without trying I've found 4 places I can park my van and live for cheap or free. There are lots of old hippies down there, some have a few bucks and own land. A good option is to get a storage unit and a van, I think you're getting what I'm talking about. One can easily find a trailer in a trailer park for under $10k, with lot rent about $3k / year. It's not too hard to find a trailer for free, but when you find a free one the lot rent is usually $6k / year.
I've spent the last 3 winters in florida, citrus county area. Without trying I've found 4 places I can park my van and live for cheap or free. There are lots of old hippies down there, some have a few bucks and own land. A good option is to get a storage unit and a van, I think you're getting what I'm talking about. One can easily find a trailer in a trailer park for under $10k, with lot rent about $3k / year. It's not too hard to find a trailer for free, but when you find a free one the lot rent is usually $6k / year.
There's been no hurricanes in Florida for a record number of years, or so I read.
Sounds nice in the sunshine state, at citrus harvest time and winter. The summer would probably be much too hot and humid for my comfort.
LOVE it, Esmie!!! I had one of those, too. Back in 1970 but I had the Keep On Truckin' dude painted on the back bumper (done by moi). It has a teeny tiny sink and I used a hibachi for cooking when I didn't go to a cafe or something. I adored that thing. Just adored it.
I AM old. Not used to it either. Just got back from Oktoberfest celebration in our little town and I bought 2 hippy dresses and a cool hippy shoulder bag. They had a mirror at the hippy stall. I am ugly. Old. Wrinkled. omg. I almost cried looking in that mirror. Sigh. I DID cry when I got back to the car...my back hurt so bad just from walking the stalls and half street where the vendors had their wares I thought for sure I would have to crawl. My body is falling apart so fast now. It sucks.I've spent the last 3 winters in florida, citrus county area. Without trying I've found 4 places I can park my van and live for cheap or free. There are lots of old hippies down there, some have a few bucks and own land. A good option is to get a storage unit and a van, I think you're getting what I'm talking about. One can easily find a trailer in a trailer park for under $10k, with lot rent about $3k / year. It's not too hard to find a trailer for free, but when you find a free one the lot rent is usually $6k / year.
There's been no hurricanes in Florida for a record number of years, or so I read.
Sounds nice in the sunshine state, at citrus harvest time and winter. The summer would probably be much too hot and humid for my comfort.
Unless your old you get use to it. It's the mosquitos that will drive you nuts.
I AM old. Not used to it either. Just got back from Oktoberfest celebration in our little town and I bought 2 hippy dresses and a cool hippy shoulder bag. They had a mirror at the hippy stall. I am ugly. Old. Wrinkled. omg. I almost cried looking in that mirror. Sigh. I DID cry when I got back to the car...my back hurt so bad just from walking the stalls and half street where the vendors had their wares I thought for sure I would have to crawl. My body is falling apart so fast now. It sucks.I've spent the last 3 winters in florida, citrus county area. Without trying I've found 4 places I can park my van and live for cheap or free. There are lots of old hippies down there, some have a few bucks and own land. A good option is to get a storage unit and a van, I think you're getting what I'm talking about. One can easily find a trailer in a trailer park for under $10k, with lot rent about $3k / year. It's not too hard to find a trailer for free, but when you find a free one the lot rent is usually $6k / year.
There's been no hurricanes in Florida for a record number of years, or so I read.
Sounds nice in the sunshine state, at citrus harvest time and winter. The summer would probably be much too hot and humid for my comfort.
Unless your old you get use to it. It's the mosquitos that will drive you nuts.
So are most of the people in Florida. Here's a little video I made at one of the places of which I spoke. This is an old campground from the 1930's. It has a cook house, shower house, stage. People live there, and they're all old!I AM old....
So are most of the people in Florida. Here's a little video I made at one of the places of which I spoke. This is an old campground from the 1930's. It has a cook house, shower house, stage. People live there, and they're all old!I AM old....
So are most of the people in Florida. Here's a little video I made at one of the places of which I spoke. This is an old campground from the 1930's. It has a cook house, shower house, stage. People live there, and they're all old!I AM old....
There's an idea, Gracie - used travel trailers aren't too expensive and the lot rent at a campground is usually cheap for seasonal/yearly residents. The lot rent includes electric, water, sewage, and usually cable, so all you'd have to pay extra for would be a propane tank for cooking and occasional heating.
This might work for a holiday cabin in the woods, to go to a few times a year for a week or so, but not for real life day in and day out.Tiny houses are cool...but a tad too tiny. I'd want two put together. What I would LIKE to have, simplicity at its finest mind you, would be to "borrow" a teeny tiny patch of someones land, pay a portion of the taxes on it that fits the size I am plopped on, have a cute garden and hobbit-like house, and then when I am dead, the owner of the land can do what they want with it. Life estate, so to speak. Living in my van is possible but it doesn't mean I want to do that. Kinda like this:
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Oh no!!I read on AOL news that a lady went for a walk with her dog and when she got back to her Tiny House..that happened to be on wheels...it was gone.