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KMX
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New here
« on: August 22, 2012, 03:00:02 pm » |
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Looking to get involved and be near other Liberty minded people.
Is there a link I can go to where it list the people who are involved in FSP and what city they are in? I would like to be around a good amount of them ;0)
Thanks, Kory
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Jerry
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Looking to get involved and be near other Liberty minded people.
Is there a link I can go to where it list the people who are involved in FSP and what city they are in? I would like to be around a good amount of them ;0)
Thanks, Kory
Kory, I notice that you didn't list your location in your profile when you signed up for the forum. Other Liberty minded people are just like you. They don't always give out personal information upon request. For this reason there is no central list that you asked for. Besides, some might think it's a little creepy when a new guy comes in and the first thing he says is "where's your membership roster with names and addresses?" Spend some time here reading about the various towns, you will eventually meet people describing their areas and activities. |
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KMX
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Im in Texas but I was actually talking about areas in NH only. I was looking to maybe make the move.
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TJames
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I know that there are exceptional concentrations of liberty folk in Goffstown and Keene, but I want to find a more rural community. Are you into farming?
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« Last Edit: August 22, 2012, 05:18:28 pm by TravisJ »
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Liberty603
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Welcome!  There are FSP participants in almost every part of the state. The largest population center in New Hampshire is the Manchester/Nashua corridor, and my guess is that if we had the statistics, you'd find the most porcupines in that region. Keene has a large pocket of liberty activists, and there are growing numbers on the Seacoast, in the Concord area, and Lakes Region. For more rural living, Grafton is a small town that seems to be popular. There are many more places, too, a lot of it comes down to personal preference. One of the best things you can do is to come explore the state, see different areas, and meet people. For a relatively small state, New Hampshire has quite a variety of settings ranging from urban to rural, seacoast to lakes and mountains. Also, within the liberty community, people who like to do outside-the-system activism tend to congregate in Keene, while people more interested in political activism tend towards Concord and other cities. |
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KMX
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Yes want to farm
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KMX
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Not a very active place for having over 10K people.
How many people have actually made the move from out of state rather then just already have lived in NH?
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Jerry
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How many people have actually made the move from out of state rather then just already have lived in NH?
If you go to the Free State Project web page http://freestateproject.org/ you can find answers to many of your questions. In the upper right hand corner you will see counters that track signups and movers. |
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TJames
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I want to start or join a homesteading and homeschooling group to move people to a specific southern NH town. Any suggestions?
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John Edward Mercier
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Homesteading and Home Schooling in NH doesn't really require close proximity.
The forum, though not its intended use, is a pretty big tool to discovery for those items.
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KMX
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I want to homeshcool my kids myself. My own private school. I don't want to have to report anything or nothing. I want liberty I want freedom. ;0)
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TJames
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Homesteading and Home Schooling in NH doesn't really require close proximity.
The forum, though not its intended use, is a pretty big tool to discovery for those items.
In my homeschooled opinion homeschooling would be better if I knew what families around me were better at teaching what subjects. I would also rather be surrounded by people able to take care of themselves. And obviously I want to be surrounded by people who believe in freedom. Homesteading communities do exist. |
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John Edward Mercier
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So you want private tutors rather than what I consider home schooling.
Homesteading seems to spread from neighbor to neighbor. Its really more about a difference in viewpoint.
And freedom seems to be subjective.
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