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Stay vigilante if driving on HWY 24. People in this area are literally some of the worst drivers I've ever seen. Eastern TN is better then western TN, in the scenic sense. Avoid Montgomery and Stewart counties in NW TN. As far as Nashville goes, my housemate says Loveless Cafe has the best...

This thread definitely perked up my night. much obliged, y'all.

My best advice is to stay as far away from Clarksville as possible, but if you do happen to get there, let me know if there's anythinh i could help with

Nice score!

I've got the OpOrd back, which is a 35L. Room for the neccesities, sturdy as hell, keeps me from overpacking - minus food.

Interested, as well. Almost bought a 55L Mardingtop back, but ended up going with a SOG, instead. Following for future purposes.

Welcome aboard! Keep your travels weird and adventures wild!!

Here's the link to the library wishlist https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/ls/ref=cm_wl_rlist_go_v?ie=UTF8&lid=25OT001AKX0ND&ref_=cm_wl_rlist_go_v&ty=wishlist&tag=squattheplan-20

Following for general interest*

Should be in El Centro sometime tomorrow morning, then take the buck bus to niland. Down to bring anything (packable,no vehicle here) from town, and help out wherever needed.

Welcome! Lots of great info and great people here!

Welcome! May your adventures stay sweet, wild, and weird.

Finally got my answer, and I'll be headed that way sometime this week. Coming from north of Nashville, and can't wait to gtfo Tennessee!!!

Interesting bit about the jam line. Welcome to the place!

Hey, welcome! Sounds like you've had some awesome adventures lately! Hope they stay wild and weird, and maybe I'll see ya out there!!

Id be in for it

Welcome welcome, how you traveling?

Welcome to the place, and glad you're here! There are definitely a lot of great resources here, and a ton of great people! Like @Ezra Fyre said, go somewhere south!Or west, southwest. I've spent the better portion of a year homeless in a car, and on another occasion under a bridge, both in the...

Safe travels

Awesome article! And just another reason on the list of reasons to track down my own roots and heritage.

Welcome and may you have adventures a plenty!!

Like @Matt Derrick said, I'm interested in the cult story, too! Welcome, and may you always have great adventures!

Lol, literally have the same one from walmart. Great alternative use for it! Personally I carry an Esbit pocket stove, and fuel cubes, for the places and times that building a fire pit and large fire are unfeasible. Small enough for just a cup of coffee, but can be efficient enough to cook a...

Wish you safe and adventurous travels!!

I'm a fairly frugal person, working on a budget is like a game for me. Whether at home base or on the road, I feel that I live pretty comfortably. Nothing to extravagant, but I stay fed, hydrated, entertained, and enjoy my time here on this rock. You can do it! I'm just patiently waiting for the...

With 3-4 grand squirreled away, I would assume one could travel for quite some time, especially if you're the frugal type. Generally, I live off less than that each year, and I've been travelling half on/half off for the last few years (so I could spend more time with my son). Do everything on a...

On the Northwestern border on Kentucky and Tennessee looking to go west/southwest

Where's your adventure starting?

Good old Greyhound. Is there ever a boring trip? Like many of our fellow wanderers, I've spent my time chugging along on the wheels of the great grey beast. And like many of them, I am in complete agreement that you're pretty much guaranteed one real shitty time, but after a while you grow kinda...

I think about this often. I love back country camping, and building my own shelters. Lived in north western Montana for a few years and did a lot off backpacking and winter camping. I'm always thinking about places off in the wilderness that would be nice to get away from society for a while...

Great short, man.