looking for like minded folks to compliment my preps. initial thoughts are to purchase minimum 100acres in northwest pa where the population is few! please contact me if you are handy(this is wide open)/willing to learn/hardworking/know you can be an integral part of a self sufficient team/not racist-prejudice in the least. families preferred but not a show stopper by any means.

There are three of us who have been prepping for ten years now . We are very prepared . The problem is numbers . WE have just three . There is a lot of work to still be done and time is running out . We don’t want to join a discussion group either . We are survivalists and we see all to clearly what is going on . We are looking for other Americans who are survivalists and believe in God and His Son . Please , no time wasters because we don’t have the time to waste . Penna, N J,Del,Mar welcome . We are located in Philadelphia .    God Bless . . .

About 8 months ago, I woke up to what was going on around me.  Since that time I have started to learn what I can, and prep step by step.  I have come to the realization that the best chance of getting through the bad times is safety in numbers.  Unfortunately finding like-minded folks even in the more rural areas is not an easy task.  Also it is tough to create a team from a group of strangers.

To that end I was thinking that maybe a cross-training, and buying pool (people pool their requirements so that they can buy supplies in bulk for discounts) group might help the preparations while giving people a chance to get to know each other for any other future endeavors.

I figure getting together on a regular basis to trade training, and ideas is a good way to get started.

I personally have been working on food storage, basic gardening, camping, and communications.  Looking for all types of people, from all walks of life, with all types of skills.

If interested please contact me.

wbsunman@hotmail.com

My fiance and I are currently sticking it out in CC Philadelphia, because that is where the work is for me, but we are dead set on finding a more viable situation ASAP. I have spent the past two years on the fence as to what the best strategy is (i.e. stay put in the coastal urban nightmare and make more money as a professional vs. run away to somewhere idyllic and likely go broke). We’ve ultimately decided that It’s best to work with what we have and attempt to transition incrementally within the region. My current goal is to find a near-term living situation within commuting distance of the city, preferably a work-trade caretaker or farm help position, while continuing to put aside as much capital as possible to purchase retreat property and infrastructure further off the beaten path (north-central PA wilds region seems like the best bet). Now that we intend to stick it out in PA we are eager to meet others in the region with similar interests and goals. Whether you are a property owner looking for skilled helpers, a group looking for new members, or just folks like us who are feeling a bit isolated amidst the endless sea of zombie-sheeple, all replies will be warmly received.

I suppose to round things out I’ll mention something about our background. We are young (late 20′s-early 30′s), physically fit, hard-working, open-minded, somewhat quiet and private, and very considerate of the natural rights, beliefs, and property of others.

Him: raised in rural NY state by survival-conscious and outdoorsy parents. I currently work as an operations manager and designer in multimedia installations and architectural lighting design, but have also done my time in the conventional building trades, landscaping, and agriculture. I’m a CAD draftsman, carpenter, rigger, and electrician. For the past few years I’ve supplemented my regular income with work-trade arrangements, mostly rehabbing rental properties during my off-hours in exchange for cheap/free rent. Off-grid power and efficient housing design are big areas of interest about which I’m trying to learn as much as possible. My work schedule is currently very flexible; I’m sometimes required to travel abroad and/or pull off 80hr weeks, but this is balanced out by routine blocks of downtime, which makes working on a retreat project more feasible.

Her: Raised in NJ but spent many summers with relatives in rural West Virgina. She is very gifted in caring for all things living; be they plants, animals, children, or adults with special needs. In addition to 10+ years experience in the conventional restaurant business, her knowledge of traditional/whole foods and preservation techniques continues to grow rapidly. She is also well-versed in natoropathic wellness and Bikram yoga, and is a member of the Weston A. Price foundation.

That’s all the rambling I’ll do for now.

glad to finally see like minded people are in pa tried to start group in sw pa people don’t have the work ethic
i am skilled in hvac,elec,plumbing,meat preservation,some carpentry,like to fish,golf,hunt and most outdoor activities. the skills i have are in res/comm install/repair excuse the spelling almost 40 and still cant type very good i saw the western/central pa post just thought i was the only person left over here . also have wife/2 children wife can knit,sew,preserve food from garden and hunts ,cleans,and eats the game we procure would like to find property near mason/dixon line any replys welcome.

We have inquired, posted, gently suggested, and out-right asked…but to no avail!  Is anyone in western Pennsylvania preparing for what is just around the corner for this country if things don’t drastically change and soon?  My wife and I have awoken to the seriousness need of preparing now and are looking for like minded folks anywhere near our region but we’re striking out.

We’re feeling as if area groups must already have their maximum capacities or we are very alone in are efforts to prepare.  So, how do you find like minded folks anyway??

Concerned & Packing,

Penncountryboy