What mode of travel is easiest to disappear with?
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Being cautious of cameras on homes, business,and telephone poles Foot travel, bicycle, backpacking, bicycle paths, bicycle trails, hiking trails,some trails even have huts that have cooked food, supplies,and gear, train tracks, and freight will get you away quick.Before all this you should have a camping gear and hiking pack with any and all supplies you would need for survival for a month. 
Good luck
Good luck
Being cautious of cameras on homes, business,and telephone poles Foot travel, bicycle, backpacking, bicycle paths, bicycle trails, hiking trails,some trails even have huts that have cooked food, supplies,and gear, train tracks, and freight will get you away quick.Before all this you should have a camping gear and hiking pack with any and all supplies you would need for survival for a month.
You think the woods are better than the sea?
I would choose the woods for many reasons.sea would be harder you would need a saltwater desalination to make water drinkable. you would have to avoid the coast guard, environmental police, and shipping lanes,.
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Your better off staying in one spot, or having multiple spots where you can stay hidden is beneficial. Getting odd jobs is your best bet to stay afloat. Cave junction Oregon area is a good spot. Don't stay in parks anywhere. Stay way back in the woods and work on your cardio every day in case you need to run. It's not hard to stay on the run if you know where to go.
Another idea is building up camp supplies and staying in the woods and working I town. Get a bicycle and do it that way. Stay to yourself. Go to hippy towns and offer worktrade in exchange for room and board.
Another idea is building up camp supplies and staying in the woods and working I town. Get a bicycle and do it that way. Stay to yourself. Go to hippy towns and offer worktrade in exchange for room and board.