Sounds like a dream. I spent a few months at my aunt's place in remote NM. Loved it and would love to retire out there. Build an earthship and live out my days.Built a tiny house out in the high desert ranching country of eastern Klamath County in Oregon.
Its a great getaway for this guy who needs regular, quiet solitude to recharge the batteries.
It's not for everyone....off grid, oil lamps, wood heat, no TV, 4 radio stations on the little stereo,
coyotes (not 5.0) and owls waking me up in the middle of the night. Good flyfishing nearby.
Sounds good!Sounds like a dream. I spent a few months at my aunt's place in remote NM. Loved it and would love to retire out there. Build an earthship and live out my days.
I'm so far away on the East coast. Last time it took me three serious days of driving to get to NM. I've been looking at buying property there but it's getting hard to find a lot that still has water rights. :(Sounds good!
For right now I'm staying about 2 or 3 different weeks a year, plus several long weekends at the tiny house. I'd like to spend at least half of my time there... maybe in another 5 years or so.
That's a lot of driving!I'm so far away on the East coast. Last time it took me three serious days of driving to get to NM. I've been looking at buying property there but it's getting hard to find a lot that still has water rights. :(
I think it's happening. I know of many people around Central Oregon who work remotely for companies hundreds or thousands of miles away. They catch a flight to the office a few times a year if they need to be on-site for a week or so.The COIVD-19 situation will hopefully change the mind set of business needing staff on site everyday, I've had my challenges but I've been able to do my thing from home in VA to out in the mountains of WV. Just need a highish speed connection. Starlink is the best option I see to getting my ass far away from everyone else. Would be a dream come true.