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James Mitchner
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I understand completely. For me it takes a lot to keep this place up. Without things like tractors and ATVs it would be impossible. Additionally, our house is not designed for use without electricity. Sure, we have a wood-burning stove. And we have alternative lighting and several means to cook. But living that way is both mentally and physically stressful. We have stores. We also have the means to mill grain manually. Hard work… all of it! Some think we can just trot out into the woods and harvest deer, elk, and… whatever. But those game animals will be gone quickly. I’m thinking opossum, coons, squirrels, and things we now turn our nose up to in order to augment the stores we have. Only those who have the advantage of mental clarity, good health and the means to sustain it would survive. Loners are at a distinct disadvantage regardless of preparations. It will take a community.

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