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To: Kartographer
"..but I’d be looking in the area where GA, NC, SC, and TN all come together."

Same here.

Not miasmal swamp, year round surface water, pleasant weather, sparse population (relatively), fertile soil, gun friendly, few libs, a still here and there.

While waiting for TEOTWAWKI, some of those states have decent tax policies, especially if you're retired.

17 posted on 03/10/2012 2:32:42 PM PST by SnuffaBolshevik (In a tornado, even turkeys can fly.)
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To: SnuffaBolshevik
Oconee County, SC and Rabun County, GA would be very affordable, but they're too low, imho. Go on up the escarpment into NC and you hit resort and summer home territory, priced out of reach even still.

There are pockets where the locals live that aren't unreasonable, though. The real world always has to be somewhere nearby, for the people who keep it all running to reside. Rosman in Transylvania County, NC might work, no froufrou resort town at all, but it's very insular and not that welcoming to outsiders.

Just find a nice holler with a good creek, not too close or you'll get a flash flood next time the remnants of a hurricane stall out overhead. Only one way in and out, no through traffic would be helpful too. Such places are around, just seldom well known.

19 posted on 03/10/2012 2:52:09 PM PST by RegulatorCountry
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