Worst places to Shelter In Place/Bug In. Discuss!

[CamoDeafie]

I'll start it off.
Number 1; the International Space Station (I.S.S.) No food, no easily accessible water, and nothing to farm/garden... everything has to be sent up from the Earth.

Other than that.. what are places that Humans are living in, that are absolutely terrible for sheltering in place?

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[Crazyeye24]

Number 2: Kate Brown's house...

 

[03A3Sporter]

I am going to say PNW is looking worse all the time given the state of the nonsense going on here .

 

[Old Noob]

I am going to say PNW is looking worse all the time given the state of the nonsense going on here .

+1 I need to get out of here. 10 years ago I would have never said that. Sick of these libs fing up my home state.

 

[03A3Sporter]

+1 I need to get out of here. 10 years ago I would have never said that. Sick of these libs fing up my home state.

I am just glad I did not sell my property back home I have some where to land job or no job depending on how much worse it gets.

 

[CamoDeafie]

I am going to say PNW is looking worse all the time given the state of the nonsense going on here .

Lol, but realistically... there's fresh water springs, a good amount of arable land (just have to own some of it), good amount of forestry for wood products, good amount of minerals in the ground for other things... power supply is one negative though... unlike say,.Death Valley, Mojave Desert, California (to say nothing of the politics )
Or the Outback in Australia... or the grassy plains of North/South Dakota.. or anywhere above the Arctic Circle

 

[03A3Sporter]

Lol, but realistically... there's fresh water springs, a good amount of arable land (just have to own some of it), good amount of forestry for wood products, good amount of minerals in the ground for other things... power supply is one negative though... unlike say,.Death Valley, Mojave Desert, California (to say nothing of the politics )
Or the Outback in Australia... or the grassy plains of North/South Dakota.. or anywhere above the Arctic Circle

Having lived in Arizona I could do it again, its not that bad honestly and it has its own beauty , for me its more about the people than the weather. If you are married to a specific set of climatological criteria than you will find it hard to go a lot of places to escape things which you find objectionable.

I am more concerned with my liberty than the weather .

 

[CamoDeafie]

Having lived in Arizona I could do it again, its not that bad honestly and it has its own beauty , for me its more about the people than the weather. If you are married to a specific set of climatological criteria than you will find it hard to go a lot of places to escape things which you find objectionable.

I am more concerned with my liberty than the weather .

Right, the hypothetical shouldn't include politics because that pretty much eliminates 75% of the world just based on politics thats arguably worse than the US
Add people, and that removes maybe 90% of the world just because there's too many people

 

[03A3Sporter]

Right, the hypothetical shouldn't include politics because that pretty much eliminates 75% of the world just based on politics thats arguably worse than the US
Add people, and that removes maybe 90% of the world just because there's too many people

See I look at it the reverse , politics are why I mostly need to bug in / or bug out . Most of the messes in the world weren't caused in a vacuum. Unless you are speaking about an act of God such as a hurricane .

 

[CamoDeafie]

See I look at it the reverse , politics are why I mostly need to bug in / or bug out . Most of the messes in the world weren't caused in a vacuum. Unless you are speaking about an act of God such as a hurricane .

Indeed
Politics are gonna result in the end of the world as we know it. What happens after that though?

 

[03A3Sporter]

Indeed
Politics are gonna result in the end of the world as we know it. What happens after that though?

Adapt Improvise and Overcome ... Or you need to be AGILE if you're into project management ... The absolute worst thing you can do is fail to see when a redesign is required in your project.

 

[Crazyeye24]

White Mountains and up on the Mogollon Rim would be good places to go.

 

[derrickd95]

Worst place I can think of is a porta john at a construction site after the taco truck left. It's a shameful place

 

[derrickd95]

To make things worse I'm a plumber so I have seen some things, terrible things, things men don't talk about and some men never come back from

 

[CamoDeafie]

Another... probably the most applicable right now... any and all urban centers with more than 75k people.

 

[03A3Sporter]

Another... probably the most applicable right now... any and all urban centers with more than 75k people.

I agree so much so as I have grown older that I believe not much good comes from cities anymore.

 

[mrblond]

An Active volcano..

on a more serious note, it makes me wonde rhow bad bugging out in some place my chernoble. I mean the animals are coming back and they dont have 4 heads or anything. Makes ya wonder how bad it really is, or if we miss understand really how bad radiation is.

 

[cigars]

Right, the hypothetical shouldn't include politics because that pretty much eliminates 75% of the world just based on politics thats arguably worse than the US
Add people, and that removes maybe 90% of the world just because there's too many people

The expected next civil war may just be over politics.

 

[CamoDeafie]

An Active volcano..

on a more serious note, it makes me wonde rhow bad bugging out in some place my chernoble. I mean the animals are coming back and they dont have 4 heads or anything. Makes ya wonder how bad it really is, or if we miss understand really how bad radiation is.

Its still bad there. Yes animals are back, but they're living far shorter lifespans than is normal, and they dont grow as large as normal, at least to my understanding, from the River Monsters episode relating to the catfish (Wels/Soma) living in the coolant ponds of Chernobyl.

 

[Certaindeaf]

At least we got some crick water up here, most of California not so much.