You're added, brother porcupine; see ya in the Free State.
Wyoming, Idaho and Montana were my top three choices, followed by Vermont and New Hampshire. I lived for 6.5 years in Flagstaff, AZ, and prefer the "Big Sky," but will move when FSP officially kicks off.
Pretty close to my choices, but I picked South Dakota over Idaho, with hopes that an initial success in one western state could eventually spread to an adjoining one- and the numbers work best for Montana and Wyoming.
The "Galt's Gulch" similarity with the FSP concept is most intriguing to me. I have been fascinated with that concept since I read "Atlas Shrugged" in 1958, and would love to contribute, however modestly, to the effort.
I'd bet that Atlas Shrugged was very much a prototype for Jason when his initial thoughts about the FSP began to gell into his first studies and position papers. Too, you might find the name of a porcupine-flavored trailer court in the fictional description of the FSP movement in 2006 by fellow porcupine Boston T. Party [FSP member #5000!] to be of interest; he too favours a Wyoming initial effort. But if we do become neighbors in the Cowboy State or in Big Sky Country, I think you can look for me around a new little community called Penman.
