Our new over pass home

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Me and my three pups found possibly the best over pass to call home. Literally in the middle of no where the only near by places is McDonald's , Casey's , and pilot's has station. Has water , shelter and rocks along with mud and clay. What y'all think ? Apparently they also grow corn in the field next to us . I'm getting slme Fallout vibes from this place

 

[Tony G]

Me and my three pups found possibly the best over pass to call home. Literally in the middle of no where the only near by places is McDonald's , Casey's , and pilot's has station. Has water , shelter and rocks along with mud and clay. What y'all think ? Apparently they also grow corn in the field next to us . I'm getting slme Fallout vibes from this place

damn man looks like a fantastic spot i can never find a spot that good you should see if theres any fish in that creek

 

[Joey Garbanzo]

If you manage to find a few planks you can span the gap between the bridge girders and have a pretty sweet little loft. Looks like a nice quiet spot to me.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

I'm definitely gonna keep this spot in mind but I have another spot in Oklahoma we need to look at first that might be beneficial then this.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Alright decision is in. Will be heading there tomorrow to set up

 

[Nomadicinquiries]

If you manage to find a few planks you can span the gap between the bridge girders and have a pretty sweet little loft. Looks like a nice quiet spot to me.

Was literally just thinking that same thing.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Will set up a bedding area with all are sleeping bags and woobies as well as a cardboard layer on the concrete. I'll move the giant rocks around to make some kinda wall and cake it with mud to keep the wind out. Will make a little fire pit outside of the walls for cooking and collect stuff for water purification. Also with McDonald's, Casey's and pilot's about a mile up the road that gives me access to more water , wifi , showers and dumpsters to dive. The nearest town is about 5 miles up and 15 miles south. Got a aldis and hy vees and some Avance homeless camps to rumage threw

 

[The Toecutter]

If you have a bicycle, 5 miles and 15 miles are relatively trivial. I love the location. Stay warm.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

If you have a bicycle, 5 miles and 15 miles are relatively trivial. I love the location. Stay warm.

Nah no bike but walking shouldn't be that bad.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Oh besides the corn fields I'm sure there may be some black berry bushes in the area too given this part of the country.

I think the nickname roadrunner the hermit will now fit .


As far as I'm concerned the world above me and my pups can go on with out us. I'll be perfectly fine with out it.

 

[The Hiker]

that looks great, hope it's a good home for as long as you need it

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

that looks great, hope it's a good home for as long as you need it

Shelter is coming along good. There's signs that some one camped under here before but seems like it's been a while.

 

[Nomadicinquiries]

Cool, take more pictures, always fun to see!

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Here's more pics. Definitely gonna be making rock walls here

 

[Rideslow]

That stream should supply a good source of crawdads. Turn the big rocks over slowly and pick them up for a crawdad tail meal.

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

That stream should supply a good source of crawdads. Turn the big rocks over slowly and pick them up for a crawdad tail meal.

Isnt that during the spring summer times ?

 

[Nomadicinquiries]

Isnt that during the spring summer times

There's crawdads that far north?

 

[TheTexasRoadrunner]

Hell only places iv seen them is in my homestaye of Texas and along the guld coastal regions

 

[The Toecutter]

There are crawdads at least as far north as St. Louis, but the ones here live in creeks polluted with radioactive isotopes that are the byproduct from the manufacture of nuclear weapons, and are thus unfit for human consumption.

 

[Rideslow]

You can catch crawdads anytime the water is flowing. And yes they are in the northern states too. Turn over a few rocks and take a look