09-10-2022, 05:29 AM
I can see that happening anywhere.
I go camping in the woods and prairies on public land, it's free and I go fishing, hunting and trapping in season. I get drunk too if I want, smoke some weeds, but it's just me and the coyotes, bear, bobcats, fox, raccoons, possums and other critters of the four legged kind. You'll have a hard time knowing where I camped and unless there is snow on the ground, you'll never have a clue I was there, where I came from and where I went when I left.
These homeless types on the streets don't have a clue what a home is. To paraphrase Frank Zappa, "Home is where the heart is, on the back of the bus" or in my case out on the land in the real world, not someone's suburban neighborhood. They need some pumas, bears and coyotes to give them a lesson about the real world they have no place in now. They don't have what it takes to confront reality, especially the real natural world like camping in a Michigan winter. They are the trash they leave in their wake.
I go camping in the woods and prairies on public land, it's free and I go fishing, hunting and trapping in season. I get drunk too if I want, smoke some weeds, but it's just me and the coyotes, bear, bobcats, fox, raccoons, possums and other critters of the four legged kind. You'll have a hard time knowing where I camped and unless there is snow on the ground, you'll never have a clue I was there, where I came from and where I went when I left.
These homeless types on the streets don't have a clue what a home is. To paraphrase Frank Zappa, "Home is where the heart is, on the back of the bus" or in my case out on the land in the real world, not someone's suburban neighborhood. They need some pumas, bears and coyotes to give them a lesson about the real world they have no place in now. They don't have what it takes to confront reality, especially the real natural world like camping in a Michigan winter. They are the trash they leave in their wake.