City, Suburb, or country?

[HarlansHollowFarms]

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Good luck with that....unless you are a Hollywood Actor who has a summer resort and is pushing out local residence for a week in the greatest place on earth.
Sorry for the rant

Back to normal programing!

 

[shawnkfl]

born country but living in the concrete jungle in florida. i really, really, and i mean really HATE it here. at first it was nice living so close to work (3 miles) but now i'm so sick of it. i have a few things to remodel on my house and then we're moving to tennessee. in the country with some acreage. i need some space. where i'm at, i could take out my neighbor (from any side) with a spit ball. alot of people say how jealous they are of me living in florida. i tell them they can have it! i hate it. the sub-tropical climate is so not worth the congested, can't drive, arrogant fools here. it takes 45 minutes to drive 30 miles. on a 4 lane highway!

 

[australorpchick]

Suburbs right now, 1/3 acre with a small garden. We grew our first potatoes and cantaloupe this year!

When the kids graduate in 5 years we're moving out to our 5 country acres. Can't wait, then I can have my chickens on my own property.

 

[ChicknJ]

Country... but Florida country so still to dang many people. I have 5 acres on the end of a dirt road with only a few neighbors spread out.... but that's a few to many.

I will live somewhere that no-one can see my house, or me if I don't want to be seen. Hmmm sounding a little unsocial? Not at all, I'll socialize with the chicken people

 

[ThePolishPrincess]

Rural suburbia. 2 male goats, 17 chickens, 1 pig, 1 dog, 2 female ducks.

We have approx. 1.4 acres.

 

[MagsC]

Extremely small town, so not really city, suburb OR country!
That will be remedied as soon as I can arrange it though, moving to the country.

 

[English Chick]

Rural UK ...... born in the city always hated it.........I have my piece of heaven here with my family and my "girlies" ....

 

[redtailross]

In the bush on 10 acres of almost arctic paradise....

 

[Kansaseq]

Born in suburbs, went more suburban, then less, then more, and now, COUNTRY! 5 acres surrounded by hundreds of acres of pasture and farmland, with just enough neighbors to make it homey (1). My little piece of heaven.

 

[Judy]

Small town for some 30 years, until a couple of years ago. Rural now, a few miles from the small town. No difference, really, except space, 11 acres vs one acre. Had chickens in the town for a while, roos included, and could have had a cow or pig if I wanted. Gators also live in town. Former next door neighbor raised quail and still has chickens. Used to collect his quail manure for compost.

I could not live where there are limitations on this stuff any more. Right to farm should be a national judicial assumption. Don't EVEN get me started on HOA's.