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AndrewOMartin ◴[] No.44075300[source]
Just make sure you don't get sick.
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Goronmon ◴[] No.44075374[source]
Also, you just need to continually scavenge for "free" water and heat.

Don't forget the free fishing rod/equipment.

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jocaal ◴[] No.44075762[source]
In the article he mentions there is a well at the house. Also blankets and wood fires are free heat.
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jeffbee ◴[] No.44075890[source]
In what way is wood free? To heat even a tiny home purpose-built for high efficiency you'd need several acres of woods to sustainably harvest. For a falling-apart $30k hovel in upstate NY you'd probably need more like 15 acres, and you don't get a 15-acre stand of woods in the deal for that price.
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1. michpoch ◴[] No.44076349[source]
At these electricity prices bothering with wood might not be worth it. If you get some, that’s nice, but otherwise just insulate the house well and you’re golden.