UncleJak

Wanted to add that the school my daughter attends has 85% plus of the students on free and reduced lunch with all school fees waived. I pay cash. Sorry for being off topic but this is just another reason I despise the school system amd welfare systems. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I cannot help what other people do, only what I do. Sounds like yhe schools need to mind their own business. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Mine too. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I may have been wrong in thinking wait. When I was training martial arts the motto was strike first and strike hardest. Glad I asked this question, it's time to revamp my plans! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

“the displaced traveler” I live in the country, but in order to make a better living for myself I work in a major metropolitan area. I commute an hour or better in the morning and each afternoon.  Many people I know do the exact same thing. So here is my worst case scenario: I am at work and the SHTF! My family is all within a few miles of my house, but I am 50 miles from home!  What do you do then?  I WILL attempt to make it home under any circumstances; I MUST get to my family.  A couple thoughts: travel by car will most likely be out of the question (anyone seen downtown traffic with only rain? Yea it’s bad), cell phone reception may or may not be functioning, 50 miles by car does not equal 50 miles on foot (what was once a hour by car could equate to several days by foot especially if you are not walking the roads), and the sheer volume of people one will encounter is a nightmare! I have a pretty well thought out plan in place. It’s actually more of an outline due to the massive numbers of unforeseen circumstances I would surely encounter. 1.      A get home bag: must have map and compass, food, shelter, and self defense weaponry. 2.      More than one pre-planned route 3.      My family also has to know this plan and adhere to it 4.      Day 1: stay put and button in somewhere for the night, be super observant to what is happening and where 5.      Day 2: Scouting and planning 6.      Day 3: begin travel 7.      Never give up! This is the rough sketch of my plan. I would love to hear if anyone else is in a similar situation or has similar plans.  I am also always open to suggestions for improvement. 

Taken from jack fiddler, a cree indian and uncle Josh, best dobro player ever. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I know why but cannot say. People would send jesse and al after me thinking I'm racist, which I am not. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Yea I heard it got tore down. That's the best idea to ever come out of Chicago. Yes. Except cabrini green; I was just there for a week so I wouldn't say I lived there per se. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

it's definitely not as bad as some places, but still best to avoid any trouble when possible. When I was in Memphis I was in trader homes, dixie homes, orange mound. These are not so nice places. Worst I've ever been to has to ne Cabrini Green in Chicago. THAT is a rough place. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Holy smoke! That's awesome! Will you use the broth as soup starters? sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I have the tactical moustache sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

spots has a tactical beard!!! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

But wait....there's more!! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

In my area there are several people that sell it. Most is through word of mouth. The others have signs in their yards. I buy it all the time and usually pay $5 or $6 for a small mason jar (half pint?) and 10 to 12 for the larger jars(pint?) There is nothing better than real honey! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I have never encountered a agent in the field. Are they going around checking license or just safety supervising? Sounds like a nice guy. I met one on the lake once. He was checking boater registration and looking for impaired boaters. He was a nice guy too. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Chattanooga area: stay away from highland park sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

yep. And: the nations, 12th south, wedgewood, hadley park... sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I started mine at 5-6. We started with bb guns and move up as expertise is gained. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

If anyone ever wants to join me, just ask. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I went again today! I got a good bit of research done. But best of all, I was able to take a new friend who had never been in a cave before! Cave salamander Beginning formations And this guy tried to eat my face!! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I'm a french model...bonjour! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Muisc city flats is my favorite sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I just recently got a fb. I will post nothing that I wouldn't want anyone to know. people need to remember that the internet doesn't forget.....ever. That being said, anyone here wants to be my friend: facebook/jakfiddler :) sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

I got some gigs for me and my son. We haven't went yet but after reading this post I am really looking forward to it. sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee

Welcome! sent barefoot from the hills of Tennessee