Church of the Good Earth 1963 and Beyond

Really I don't see where it much matters, Mary won't leave the homestead there and we ain't gonna be leavin' our ghost town and that thar flatland where Kenny is................

 

Keeping in mind that should the fertilizer contact the air circulation device, no place will be safe. Maybe we should meet there?

 

Snake rive caves are suppose to be safe, but they are all filled up

 

Low lands are fine if you are not going with the idea of the end of the world and Tsunamis. If you have in your head the Tsunami thing going on then you don't want to be in the Mississippi valley. I'm talking anywhere between the Rockies and the Appalachians, clear up into Canada.

An hour north of Rita and Ranger, you have Flagstaff, AZ.
The elevation of Flagstaff, AZ is 6,903 feet, measured at the City Hall. And near by. Humphreys Peak, the highest point in Arizona at 12,633 feet (3,851 m).
http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-...a=X&ei=gz3HUYTMFJG68wTwgIHwAQ&ved=0CCkQtgMwAw Start here and Zoom OUT. See how close the mountain is to the north of the city.

 

The earth will abide. The dinosaurs didn't.

 

Too many whack jobs here. Snake river's not an option. I am still thinking old mining camp.

 

I vote that we use our brains.

Let's start with a conception of the desired end product. A safe place that has or can have everything on your survival list.

Then let us layout the many different ways in which we can plan to achieve that end.

So, first make a list of what you desire.

 

Water, climate with few extremes and defensible location.

 

My list has Hamburgers, buns, and catsup.

So, high altitude. Grazing lands. Water. 30 plus head of beef. Wheat for buns. Tomatoes, sugar beets, and whatever for catsup. Black Pepper plants. Salt source.

Probably a remote area where the survivalists aren't going to think of as a desirable place for them to all go to.

 

Pepper comes from trees. As to where, I don't think exactly should be mentioned here.

 

So, then, the question is how do we achieve this whole set-up if we are all fairly broke?

Anybody ever hear of OPM?

Other people's money?

We just start a website for wealthy people who think that maybe the to should be survivalists, to some degree. But they don't have all of that time to devote to it, because they all have very busy lives making money.

See?

 

Pepper and tomatoes come from our brand new 20,000 square foot hothouse that Ranger supervises our workers in. On the new Survivalists' Beef Ranch.

We each get to be paid executives with free housing.

 

Like the concept. As fantastic as it sounds, it could actually fly. Out of the mouths of comics.

 

And I will have the perfect vehicle to find it with. Once it quits the tantrums. It is pissed off about being parked for so long. She just doesn't understand that after driving a cab for 12+ hrs I wanted to ride the bike.

 

TThat's gratitude for ya. I sacrificed the bike to restore her and this is the thanks I get. Like tbe man said " Let no good deed go unpunished."

 

I have a Nevada real estate license. The fed half is lifetime. Anyone know what it would take to get the AZ part?

 

Kenny?

 

Am I all alone. I don't like worms.

 

It can't be too hard. It would need some looking into. AZ use to be a place years ago where everybody and their uncle went to Real Estate school and ran out an got a license. The world use to retire in AZ and Florida. So Real Estate was big. Not so much right now though.

 

I fish for trout using extra sharp Cheddar cheese. You don't have to stick with worms.