To: geologist
Maybe it's the decades of marriage, mortgage, raising teenagers and a dead end job, but stories like this make me wonder what life would be like if I could just wander and explore.
Except for the getting clubbed to death part...that's kind of a bummer.
10 posted on
05/01/2009 9:45:05 AM PDT by
AreaMan
To: AreaMan
lonely, meager, dangerous, boring, no one cares, no one misses you, no one prays for you, no one needs you,
and O did I say ... lonely, lonely, lonely?
12 posted on
05/01/2009 9:53:45 AM PDT by
geologist
(The only answer to the troubles of this life is Jesus. A decision we all must make.)
To: AreaMan
***Maybe it’s the decades of marriage, mortgage, raising teenagers and a dead end job, but stories like this make me wonder what life would be like if I could just wander and explore. ***
Read the book WITH A CAMERA IN OLD NAVAJO LAND by Earle R. Forrest ( University of Oklahoma press).
13 posted on
05/01/2009 9:54:58 AM PDT by
Ruy Dias de Bivar
(14. Guns only have two enemies: rust and politicians.)
To: AreaMan
Ever hear of Dick Proenneke? At age 50, he decided to leave the rat race, took off for Alaska, built himself a cabin, and lived alone in the wilderness for the next 30 years. He filmed a lot of his adventures, and they're now available on DVD. Pretty interesting.
Myself, I've always fancied living like Seldom Seen Slim, or maybe Shorty Harris.
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