Looking for a place for me and my dog to park up and stay long term. Happy to help with hands on maintenance etc…
I’m a practical person who loves enjoying the outdoors, extreme sports and culture.
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2 Responses to “Looking for an off grid location”
Alana
Some questions that myself and possibly others have:
-Primary reason for wanting to go off-grid?
-Previous experience w/ off-grid?
-Long term as in months or years?
-Does location matter?
-Any set of skills that might specifically be of use on a homestead?
-Breed (or at least size) of dog?
-Are you financially able to care for yourself or will you need a source of income?
Just some basic questions that are usually addressed between hosts/visitors…. :)
Mananddog
Thanks for the comment :-)
Primary reason would be to leave a lot of the materialistic side of life behind. Be more self sufficient.
I have no previous experience with it, but am a keen camper.
I have no set time frame in mind, just going to go with the flow as it were :-)
Location wise at the moment it needs to be fairly close to where I work (within 15 miles max). I work in Monmouth, South Wales.
I’m a very practical person. I know basics of electrics, wood work, building, bushcraft etc. But always keen to learn new skills and better my current. I would always be happy to help where ever I can on site :-)
My dog is called Buddy, a 2 year old cocker spaniel cross collie. About the size of a springer spaniel.
I have a full time job which will sufficiently provide for me and Buddy.
Thanks :-)