The infrastructure that makes it possible has been decaying for decades now, "van life" is a bourgeois conspicuous consumption activity because the only way to realistically do it is with bucketloads of money
Yes, car camping is very much doable in America, but it is no vanlife paradise unless you have a tricked-out Sprinter van with all the amenities and a pretty girlfriend who puts out every night.
Absolute bullshit. I bet you've never slept on top of four wheels in your entire life, whereas I have done so for 1000+ nights without spending a fricking dime on camping fees.
unless you plan on camping out in some national park for weeks at a time it seems stupid as frick
National parks require both an entrance fee and a camping fee. Boondockers stay on National Forest land, Bureau of Land Management land, and sometimes state land.
What if the israeli cops come after you
Very rarely happens, unless you park on the side of a road where cops patrol, or within view of somebody in their home who gets paranoid and calls the cops. I've been run off by police a total of two times in the entirety of my van travels. The majority of police interactions have been amiable, although being woken up at 3 AM by red-and-blues is never fun. Pick your campsite wisely, before it gets dark. Sometimes light discipline is needed if you want to stay unnoticed.
Why are Yanks so sensitive
I wasn't even referring to you specifically I was just making a joke in West Johnson's voice because that very may well be a possibility and would be funny to behold
Of course you will feel ostracized from mainstream society as a car camper, but if you keep your setup low-key, you won't have to deal with hostile reactions from passersby. Don't use window covers, they scream "I am a homeless bum". Finding overnight parking is always a hassle, but that's what you have wheels for. Sometimes you just have to be adventurous...hit the road before sunset and find a spot where you can get away with staying the night. Nobody can see you in the dark, and you head out with the break of dawn. >vehicles are expensive to run
No they aren't, if you have a reliable vehicle. Gas, oil, brakes, tires - that's about it. I pay $50/month for insurance & registration in Colorado.
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Have either of you seen Two-Lane Blacktop? The sort of nomadic lifestyle depicted there is increasingly unattainable.
Cars are more expensive, spare parts/fixing is more expensive especially if you have no mechanical expertise, highways built in the 40s and 50 are poorly maintained and crumbling, towns and cities are also crumbling + dangerous (you risk getting your vehicle damaged/stolen), gas is a lot more expensive, you can't take on odd jobs to sustain the lifestyle unless you're wfh and you're less likely to get help from strangers if you get stranded in the middle of nowhere with a flat tire.
That's the decaying physical and social infrastructure I'm talking about
Cars are actually much more reliable than they were in the 50s, travel times between different parts of the country are much shorter, roads are in better shape, cars are more comfortable and easier to drive, gas is about the same, adjusted for inflation (except California). The current generation is just much bigger pussies.
The infrastructure that makes it possible has been decaying for decades now >Tent >woods >find flat area >set tent >make controlled fire >sleep
WTF you morons on about? Just do backwood camping, it's actual camping and going to a site is just government aproved camping, it's gay.
The infrastructure that makes it possible has been decaying for decades now, "van life" is a bourgeois conspicuous consumption activity because the only way to realistically do it is with bucketloads of money
have been trolling SighSee van threads for like 5-6 years now by claiming that you need $25k to buy a van and to be pulling in $5k/mo from a digital nomad gig or rich parent's gibs.
morons dont realise that its usually done by poorgays in a $2k vehicle to save money on rent/hostels in a time where a hostel bed starts at $70/night and rent in most towns is $350/week for half of someone's living room.
Of course you will feel ostracized from mainstream society as a car camper, but if you keep your setup low-key, you won't have to deal with hostile reactions from passersby. Don't use window covers, they scream "I am a homeless bum". Finding overnight parking is always a hassle, but that's what you have wheels for. Sometimes you just have to be adventurous...hit the road before sunset and find a spot where you can get away with staying the night. Nobody can see you in the dark, and you head out with the break of dawn. >vehicles are expensive to run
No they aren't, if you have a reliable vehicle. Gas, oil, brakes, tires - that's about it. I pay $50/month for insurance & registration in Colorado.
That's an incel state full of dudes I want to camp in every other rocky mountain state where there's willing hapa chicks getting their stinky unwashed vag creampied
What do you think car camping is? I did it all the time when I was younger. It's exactly what it seems like. You drive to a rural area. You park a car. You do stuff.
Yes, for a week, maybe 1 weeks max. I do it a good amount when i go on road trips visiting cycling and mountain bike destinations. I have an apartment to go home to eventually though, living in your car permanently would be terrible
The infrastructure that makes it possible has been decaying for decades now, "van life" is a bourgeois conspicuous consumption activity because the only way to realistically do it is with bucketloads of money
If you could just stay a bit longer it would be financially sound
Yes, car camping is very much doable in America, but it is no vanlife paradise unless you have a tricked-out Sprinter van with all the amenities and a pretty girlfriend who puts out every night.
Absolute bullshit. I bet you've never slept on top of four wheels in your entire life, whereas I have done so for 1000+ nights without spending a fricking dime on camping fees.
National parks require both an entrance fee and a camping fee. Boondockers stay on National Forest land, Bureau of Land Management land, and sometimes state land.
Very rarely happens, unless you park on the side of a road where cops patrol, or within view of somebody in their home who gets paranoid and calls the cops. I've been run off by police a total of two times in the entirety of my van travels. The majority of police interactions have been amiable, although being woken up at 3 AM by red-and-blues is never fun. Pick your campsite wisely, before it gets dark. Sometimes light discipline is needed if you want to stay unnoticed.
I've heard talk of trannies
Is this true?
Cope and seethe, you worthless autistic stalker. I mog you in every way.
Why are Yanks so sensitive
I wasn't even referring to you specifically I was just making a joke in West Johnson's voice because that very may well be a possibility and would be funny to behold
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Have either of you seen Two-Lane Blacktop? The sort of nomadic lifestyle depicted there is increasingly unattainable.
Cars are more expensive, spare parts/fixing is more expensive especially if you have no mechanical expertise, highways built in the 40s and 50 are poorly maintained and crumbling, towns and cities are also crumbling + dangerous (you risk getting your vehicle damaged/stolen), gas is a lot more expensive, you can't take on odd jobs to sustain the lifestyle unless you're wfh and you're less likely to get help from strangers if you get stranded in the middle of nowhere with a flat tire.
That's the decaying physical and social infrastructure I'm talking about
Cars are actually much more reliable than they were in the 50s, travel times between different parts of the country are much shorter, roads are in better shape, cars are more comfortable and easier to drive, gas is about the same, adjusted for inflation (except California). The current generation is just much bigger pussies.
The infrastructure that makes it possible has been decaying for decades now
>Tent
>woods
>find flat area
>set tent
>make controlled fire
>sleep
WTF you morons on about? Just do backwood camping, it's actual camping and going to a site is just government aproved camping, it's gay.
morons like this
have been trolling SighSee van threads for like 5-6 years now by claiming that you need $25k to buy a van and to be pulling in $5k/mo from a digital nomad gig or rich parent's gibs.
morons dont realise that its usually done by poorgays in a $2k vehicle to save money on rent/hostels in a time where a hostel bed starts at $70/night and rent in most towns is $350/week for half of someone's living room.
unless you plan on camping out in some national park for weeks at a time it seems stupid as frick
Vehicles are expensive to run and round here at least the “travelling community” is undesirable, so it’s a crime to park up anywhere interesting
Of course you will feel ostracized from mainstream society as a car camper, but if you keep your setup low-key, you won't have to deal with hostile reactions from passersby. Don't use window covers, they scream "I am a homeless bum". Finding overnight parking is always a hassle, but that's what you have wheels for. Sometimes you just have to be adventurous...hit the road before sunset and find a spot where you can get away with staying the night. Nobody can see you in the dark, and you head out with the break of dawn.
>vehicles are expensive to run
No they aren't, if you have a reliable vehicle. Gas, oil, brakes, tires - that's about it. I pay $50/month for insurance & registration in Colorado.
That's an incel state full of dudes I want to camp in every other rocky mountain state where there's willing hapa chicks getting their stinky unwashed vag creampied
hell yea brother
What if the israeli cops come after you
Should I live out of a van in the LAX employee parking lot?
Might be Chad I dunno
What if I creampie her grim little hapa pussy and leave her to her bleak fate?
Imagine cumming and then peeing in her
its cool if your' gay
>goy
What do you think car camping is? I did it all the time when I was younger. It's exactly what it seems like. You drive to a rural area. You park a car. You do stuff.
Widdly scuds
Yes, for a week, maybe 1 weeks max. I do it a good amount when i go on road trips visiting cycling and mountain bike destinations. I have an apartment to go home to eventually though, living in your car permanently would be terrible
Not if it's a voyage
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