Who is our most remote member?

[bryanr2]

I live in a quiet mountain town called Hohrod, we're just a little more than 300 persons.

No supermarket here, there's a few in the closest city, 3km from me. The mountains you can see here are called the Vosges, the highest summit is only 1426m in elevation, but we still have a lot of snow in winter.

I'm also only 45min from the german border.

This is the kind of response Im looking for.... with a picture to boot! That is absolutely beautiful!

 

[Barneyrb]

Thanks guys, if any one of you travel to France, my door is wide open and I have good beer in the fridge.

I've been to France a couple of times and have no intention of returning. We were in Nice and Paris

 

[GoBigBlue1984]

I have neighbors all around me here in Utah, yet I feel emotionally and intellectually remote......

I've told you time and time again to get out of that stinkin' trailer park

 

[Jon1212]

I've told you time and time again to get out of that stinkin' trailer park

Help me get hooked up with a job out there, and I'm outta here.

 

[jake wells]

i live in Edmonson county Kentucky which is in south central Kentucky the population of the county is around 12,000 i live in the county seat which is Brownsville. im about 5 miles from mammoth cave national park.

 

[MustangMike]

I live in the suburbs of NY, but I own 50 Acres in the Catskill Mtns, it is Mtn top, 2 mi in on a 4WD Road, no electric, overlooking the Cannonsville Reservoir. It is not zoned for year round living, no mail delivery, and if you call the Fire Dept or Police, they do not have to respond (but they do, if you can get phone service). Cannonsville is the last one in the NYC system, the end of the Catskill Aqueduct (97 miles).

It is about 2,000 feet elevation.

This is a picture from the back of my property, of the Rte 10 bridge crossing the Cannonsville. The Catskill Aqueduct ends there.

 

[exSW]

I dunno ,Definitive Dave is pretty out there....

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Village of Champlain.
8miles from VT.
3000ft from Canada.
5min from Lake Champlain.
Just a whisker outside the "Blue Line" (Adirondack Park).


My oldest son fishing the VT shores of Lake Champlain (facing NY).


Deer River Flow


My oldest son @ Moose Pond
View of Lake Placid from the top of Little Whiteface Mtn

My wife and oldest boy enjoying a paddle on Meacham Lake.

 

[Lee H]

Captain, Jake and Jeremy, You guys live in some stunning locations. Absolutely beautiful.

I live here on Cape Cod a man made island of the coast of Mass. A huge tourist attraction
in the summer months. Been here my whole life and was a nice place to grow up when I
was young but now with all the foreigners and summer traffic I hate this place. But work
has me stuck here.

 

[exSW]

It's nice here. Western Pennsylvania

 

[Jon1212]

The view out our kitchen window. That peak is close to 9000' in elevation.

Looking South from our back deck with a thunderstorm approaching.

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

I've been to France a couple of times and have no intention of returning. We were in Nice and Paris

I understand, but trust me, it's totally different here. Especially the people.

 

[MustangMike]

I'm enjoying all the pics, but I'll give the award to Jeremy!

 

[amberg]

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Looking South from our back deck with a thunderstorm approaching.

I envy where you live, one day, the old man might just get there, Ha.Ha !

 

[Jon1212]

I envy where you live, one day, the old man might just get there, Ha.Ha !

Psh! The local grocers don't even sell Duke's....did I mention we live at 4700' and get lots of snow?

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

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The view out our kitchen window. That peak is close to 9000' in elevation.
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Looking South from our back deck with a thunderstorm approaching.

That's the kind of place I like.

 

[amberg]

Psh! The local grocers don't even sell Duke's....did I mention we live at 4700' and get lots of snow?

Wife hates the snow, And I can't run the saw anymore, So I guess I am screwed.

(I will ship you a quart of ( Dukes Mayo. ) I think you will like it!

Psh! The local grocers don't even sell Duke's....did I mention we live at 4700' and get lots of snow?

Really hope not a food lion!! ( As I will ship A quart of dukes( mayo) to you ) Free of charge.

 

[EvilRoySlade]

3000ft from Canada.

Seriously! That's pretty cool unless your cell service keeps jumping back and forth to international.

 

[Barneyrb]

I understand, but trust me, it's totally different here. Especially the people.

Then you are fully aware that "southern hospitality" is unknown in those two places. Rude to say the least and I came real close to going to jail.

 

[CapitaineHaddoc]

Then you are fully aware that "southern hospitality" is unknown in those two places. Rude to say the least and I came real close to going to jail.

If you were close to going to jail there, then you'll be like home, here.

A good friend of mine moved to Nice a few months ago, and the only thing he want is to come back here.

Sure, they have nice weather, the sea, the sun... but people are the worst, he never shared a drink with his neighbours.

Here, sometimes we have some parties with the whole town. Neighbours are almost like family.

Edit:

And Paris...well, Paris is a beautiful city, there's a lots of nice things to see, and I already had some great parties in some old part of the town.

But most of the parisians consider us like peasants, and the city is crazy expensive. A few years ago, I had a ridiculous small pizza for €22, I had to order another one. Her, if you arder for €22, you can't finish your plate most of the time.