Howdy, all!

[eyeballstoentrails]

Remaking my intro because a few things have changed!

Hi, I'm Teeth! I turned 18 back in October, and am hoping to start traveling in June or July. It'll be my first time on the road, and I'm looking forward to it greatly! I'm an autistic trans guy, so conversations can be a little awkward with me, but I do my best to help those around me feel more comfortable.

I've been in the punk scene since I was about 14. Favourite bands are probably Crass, . fuckingcom, and the Lunachicks, but that's all subject to change. I'm a massive horror movie fan, and if I was smarter, I'd probably listen to their warnings about what happens to transient teens.

I'm currently in Oregon. I don't have any travel destinations in mind, so if you have any recommendations for nice places to check out, let me know! Especially if they're newbie friendly.

I'm looking forward to getting to know you all better.

 

[Deleted member 30226]

If you are in PDX, grab a pack and hit the rails in either direction from Brooklyn Yard. Great experience for the novice. When you arrive where you are going, simply reverse course and do it all over again in yet a new direction!

 

[eyeballstoentrails]

If you are in PDX, grab a pack and hit the rails in either direction from Brooklyn Yard. Great experience for the novice. When you arrive where you are going, simply reverse course and do it all over again in yet a new direction!

Oh, thanks for the advice! I was having trouble figuring out where to start, and after doing a bit of extra research, it sounds like a solid place to get going.

 

[Joey Garbanzo]

Please don't just "hit the rails in either direction" without doing your homework. Start out on a bus or hitchiking and learn to live on the road first.

 

[eyeballstoentrails]

Please don't just "hit the rails in either direction" without doing your homework. Start out on a bus or hitchiking and learn to live on the road first.

I plan on doing just that, but I'll likely be based out of Oregon when I'm not traveling, so it's good to have the info. I'm likely going to find a travel buddy and hitchhike for my first few outings.

 

[Deleted member 30226]

Must be a Canadian thing. Dunno. Yeah, maybe @NorfolkOff is right. You should be VERY afraid of hitting the road in any direction. I mean there is probably a book you could buy from Canada about how to ride the rails, right? I mean ... I'll shut up, right? Because I sure the fuck didn't start off that way, surely? ...

 

[Joey Garbanzo]

Must be a Canadian thing. Dunno. Yeah, maybe @NorfolkOff is right. You should be VERY afraid of hitting the road in any direction. I mean there is probably a book you could buy from Canada about how to ride the rails, right? I mean ... I'll shut up, right? Because I sure the fuck didn't start off that way, surely? ...

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