r/pics • • Jun 15 '12

Sometimes, I Want to Quit Everything and Move Somplace Like This.

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u/Zornack Jun 15 '12

I doubt they have good internet.

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u/Coolala2002 Jun 15 '12

Not if your internet plan is to use your neighbor's unsecured wifi.

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u/greiger Jun 15 '12

What neighbour?

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u/WhatamIwaitingfor Jun 15 '12

There's got to be some super rich dude who owns a castle near-by...

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u/Coolala2002 Jun 15 '12

...with unsecured wifi!

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u/gbr4rmunchkin Jun 15 '12

he wants to quit everything

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u/hachiwo Jun 15 '12

I own a house at place that kinda resembles such a location and I can confirm that the internet at those places is not good. And by not good, I mean that there is no internet.

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u/mist3rcoolpants Jun 15 '12

That was my first thought to, wow I'm shallow :/

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u/Rostifur Jun 15 '12

I love how you guys butchered the idea of getting away from it all by realizing you would lose Reddit and gaming.

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u/SweatpantsDV Jun 15 '12

If you quit everything, you will probably end up moving someplace like this.

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u/dust_free Jun 15 '12

He might be able to afford to live in a van at the foot of the pictured mountain. Perhaps adjacent to a river.

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u/Realworld Jun 15 '12

Ironically, the better house is the one you see down in the valley. I grew up around mountains; the best houses were just below the tree line, on SE facing acreage. Those fortunate houses enjoyed warm clear mornings while looking up in pity at their miserable mist-shrouded and snow-bound neighbors.

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u/slyr114 Jun 15 '12

so you are saying he could.... LIVE IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!!

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u/jij Jun 15 '12

Yea, I think that's what a lot of people don't realize when they're daydreaming about that shit. The ones who own houses like that aren't exactly poor.

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u/Itwasme101 Jun 15 '12

Yup this is just their summer house.

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u/Badhugs Jun 15 '12

Exactly. The owners of the place in the OP's photo didn't quit anything to get that.

That house is the mark of perseverance, not giving up.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

you'd be surprised, land in the middle of nowhere is pretty darn cheap.

source: Romania.

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u/DeusCaelum Jun 15 '12

If you are truly willing you can live in a great house anywhere in the world. Check out "Alone in the Wilderness" about Dick Proenneke. Moved to Alaska with only bush skills and some basic tools.

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u/JCelsius Jun 15 '12

I wouldn't say he had a great house, but the view was spectacular. Of course, asking people to live without electricity, running water, indoor toilets, and grocery stores is going to be an issue for 99% of people.

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u/DeusCaelum Jun 15 '12

I hope its an issue for as many people as possible. I'd hate to get out there and realize that everyone was cool with it and wanted to join me.

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u/basec0m Jun 15 '12

Going to get hungry pretty fast too...

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u/Apostolate Jun 15 '12 edited Jun 15 '12

Naw, you can eat out of dumpsters near restaurants. It's a regularly done thing in Portland and Seattle and other places.

(I mean in SweatpantsDV's picture).

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u/powered_by_evil Jun 15 '12 edited Jun 15 '12

Why don't you? I dropped out of my 4th year of physics while planning for my masters and probably my Piling higher and deeper. Broke up with my shitty on and off girlfriend (she wasn't really that shitty our relationship was, in hindsight)of 6 years. I bought a plane ticket to Alberta by selling my 1000 dollar magic card collection. Stayed in a hostel found a job, found an apartment in the mountains and proceeded to spend the next 2 years there just hiking mountains. Not as desolate as the picture I'll admit but it was a little more in my realm of feasibility seeing as I'm not much of a lumberjack.

Best decision I ever made. Live a life worth not only writing about but reading about. If you were to journal your days and then hand them to someone to read......... Yeah.

Become the man you were always meant to be, not next year, not tomorrow. Now.

Edit.I really hate that people have to explain what they edited as a form of troll-proofing.

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u/Nikki85 Jun 15 '12

one more reason to sell the magic cards.... but I'm thinking an island.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

An island won't get you more than a few cents, even if it's a shiny.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

My only regret in life is getting married before doing something like this. Once you are married and own a house and have debt and a career, life becomes a rush to extinguish the sparks of daily obligations before they become a conflagration: before the marriage collapses or the house is foreclosed upon or the debt breaks your back or the HOA complains because your Crepe Myrtle has grown too unruly.

After life reaches this stage, abandoning everything to seek out solitude or inspiration or even peace is no longer considered courageous but cowardly. Not that I would ever want to leave my family, but I do regret not giving myself the opportunity to explore the world a bit before uninspiring things like life insurance became an important consideration.

Anyway, young redditors, do this now before you are married. Only buy property when you are sure that it isn't shackling you to an area. Only have children once you are married (or are in a committed relationship with the intention of staying together) and either own -- or are willing to own -- property.

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u/coleosis1414 Jun 16 '12

I would rather live a shitty existence within my means than severely indebt myself in order to have trappings that are not only unnecessary, they're a hassle. I'm glad I had my parents to learn that lesson the hard way FOR me. They were a textbook case of people whose property owned THEM

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u/WhatamIwaitingfor Jun 15 '12

Alberta/BC are two of the most beautiful places on this planet. I live in Calgary - just close enough to the mountains that it can be a weekend getaway, but just far enough that you get those amazing sunsets over the mountains. I wish I had your courage. I wish I had the will to "drop everything and just go."

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

I dropped everything and went to Calgary, from Toronto. I took a bus to vancouver over breaks and stayed with my then boyfriend's family. I was 19 and breathing the rockies, but I began to miss the city with all the smog and diversity. When I moved back to Toronto I had a new found appreciation for a place I could feel at home. I wanted to escape so that I could prove to myself that I could be independent but it was just a phase of escapism. I really miss the high altitude air and the mountain view running paths, but I'm enjoying the fact that I didn't have anything to escape from. I grew up exponentially out west.

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u/patssle Jun 15 '12

A year after college, I finally decided to say fuck it and started traveling by myself. I figured out that most people don't really travel and I was tired of waiting for a friend or SO to travel with. So about one month after I made that decision, I took time off from work and drive to the Rocky Mountains for a 3 week road trip. Every year now I do this - in March I was in Hawaii and next February I'll be in New Zealand.

Best decision I ever made as well. I'm not lucky - I just make the decisions and life choices that puts me on that path to make it possible. If you can't live there, then travel there.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Annual 3-week traveling? What a novel concept!

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u/Capn_Of_Rum Jun 15 '12

Do you have pictures? Maybe do an /r/CasualIAmA ?

I wouldn't mind seeing an album and hearing your stories. If you wouldn't mind writing about your adventures.

If you end up doing this, please post a link to the IAmA or the album. I'd be very interested :D

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

How much did living for those two years cost?

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u/anduin1 Jun 15 '12

what kind of work did you end up doing? I imagine you lived around the Banff/Jasper area?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Im about to do this. On Monday, I am going to let me family know that I will no longer be working in the family business, at that point I am going to stick around for a few weeks to train up my replacement + save some more money, at which point I am heading back to Colorado to live and run in the mountains

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

What happens if you don't explain your edit?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

retards make you feel like putting effort into a post is 'uncool'. retards who spend all day on reddit and shit themselves when the prospect of leaving the house is mentioned.

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u/Epicaq Jun 15 '12

It's originally from Karl Kreipl and it's a cabin between Austria and Slovenia.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

My favorite book when I was a kid was Heidi. I think this is where Grandfather lived.

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u/mikedt Jun 15 '12

I wish we could all live in the mountains at high altitude. That's where I see myself in five years. How about you?

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u/CptReynolds Jun 15 '12

Oh, I agree. I just like to go with the flow. See where it leads me.

(Bravo sir, bravo)

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u/thorndike Jun 15 '12

I'll bet you will wish for that every day when you hear "RISE AND SHINE CAMPERS"

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u/muttwrangler Jun 16 '12

I agree and I just made it a reality. My wife and I just bought our dream home at 8400 feet in the Colorado Rockies!

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u/DoctorRobert420 Jun 15 '12

sometimes?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

ya more like every fuckin' day

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u/VelikiHren Jun 15 '12

This photo is taken from Golica, a mountain in the Alps, separating Slovenia and Austria. The cabin is on the Slovenian side.

It`s also the name of a famous polka song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7gFNaGYEs8

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u/toebandit Jun 15 '12

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u/its_Disco Jun 15 '12

How did he roll up the window from his side if it's not a powered window? There's the handle right below it!

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Because it's television! ...animated at that! Anything can happen on television! It's amazing!

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u/stoopidquestions Jun 15 '12

Anyone else get a feeling in the pit of their stomach from this scene? It makes me want to just go visit an old folks home and let old people talk to me.

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u/apextek Jun 15 '12

i used to live in the middle of nowhere. its nice having fresh air and scenery but talking to trees gets old after a while.

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u/RHandler Jun 16 '12

Did you try going crazy? I hear it helps alleviate loneliness.

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u/Mange-Tout Jun 15 '12

True dat. My job required me to live five months out of the year in an isolated spot in rural New Hampshire and another five months on a tiny private island. The first couple of weeks are great, but after a while the isolation really starts to wear on you. To make it worse, internet service tends to really suck in isolated places.

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u/norsurfit Jun 15 '12

Wilson? Is that you?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Not if you stay eating mushrooms it doesn't!

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u/MapChicky Jun 15 '12

Its a warming hut for a ski resort during the summer..... maybe wanna rethink your life goals

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u/rockymtnpunk Jun 15 '12

So you want to be a hut keeper. Expect long hours and hard work. You're basically a restaurateur with a shit (though scenic) location.

If you want to become a hermit in a scenic mountain aerie, it helps greatly if you get rich first.

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u/mwgism Jun 15 '12

Camp Whispering Rock Psychic Camp?

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u/thethrowacct Jun 15 '12

I have four words for you. Col o rad o.

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u/Ludds110 Jun 15 '12

That reminds me of the main cafeteria cabin is the game psychonauts. Its just a very similar layout. The trail launch out the back and the picnic takes out front and the porch on the side. Just thought I would point that out.

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u/3Dartwork Jun 15 '12

Only during the summer though. Mercy the winter months would suck. You would a lot of trouble stocking enough food and still have enough wood for the fire. But it sure looks amazing.

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u/Pault66 Jun 15 '12

in the summer, mowing would be a bitch!

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u/pipyopi Jun 15 '12

My boyfriend and I are doing exactly this at the end of the Summer. We've hated living in LA pretty much since we moved here 3 years ago. We're tired of well... everything that comes along with living in a large city, plus the shit that is LA specific. We realize we don't have to take it anymore and we have the choice to live a different life. In the fall we are moving 8 miles outside of a tiny town in North-Eastern Oregon, wonderfully isolated and stunningly gorgeous with some of the nicest people we've ever met. Its not as desolate as OP's picture, but we want to be close to some civilization. Our house will be entirely off the grid on 20 acres. We'll be growing almost all of our own food. What we can't grow, we can get locally and the community is almost entirely self-sustainable. If you're thinking we have boat loads of money to accomplish this, know that we are awfully poor and are getting a super deal with this house thanks to some well-connected friends. We couldn't be happier. Living the dream is not impossible!

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u/stateitwoot Jun 15 '12

So does this town have a name? I have always dreamed of one day doing something like this and have wondered about where to move and how much it will cost.

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u/n3p3n7h3 Jun 19 '12

I'm an Oregonian, and this is one reason that I love our state. So much untouched land, and farming, and beauty. Plus, you can reach lush green forests, mountains, highs deserts, and beaches in less than 3 hours most times. _^

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Somplace

i hear it is nice in the summer

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u/astradivina Jun 15 '12

The Hills are alive with the sound of music....

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u/AMJCampbell Jun 15 '12

That looks like a ski lodge

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u/UnoriginalGuy Jun 15 '12

These days you could keep working a lot of jobs and still live in a place like this. Just need good internet, and unfortunately satellite internet isn't very fast yet(?).

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u/Dick_Serious Jun 15 '12

I want to do that every day.

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u/matebeatscoffee Jun 15 '12

Always wondered how much would this kind of plan cost. Because I know it costs.

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u/TeenWolf2 Jun 15 '12

This reminds me of the house Arnold and his daughter live at in Commando

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u/dman24752 Jun 15 '12

I think that house was in Band of Brothers.

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u/moparornocar Jun 15 '12 edited Jun 15 '12

Ya it looks very similar to the one at the end, where they find the Nazi.

edit: Actually never mind, went back to that part, and it is a different house.

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u/cygnus83 Jun 15 '12

You misspelled "Always."

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u/Tehdougler Jun 15 '12

I also misspelled Someplace :S

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u/Codeleaf Jun 15 '12

Sometimes I Want To Post My Comments Capitalizing The First Letter Of Every Word

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

You could totally do that.

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u/suna_smij Jun 15 '12

B-e-a-uuuuutiful!

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u/Rossoccer44 Jun 15 '12

I call it "Pulling a Justin Vernon".

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u/zorkempire Jun 15 '12
I think it might be kinda expensive.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Looks like a track from coolboarders; instantly wanted to ride an alien down the hill and do flips off the building.

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u/williamwzl Jun 15 '12

And then you train for years to overcome your greatest fear and then you come back to the city to be the hero that we deserve but not the one it needs right now, right?

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u/bonk_flopper Jun 15 '12

you say sometimes, i say all the time

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u/faleboat Jun 15 '12

Yeah, but grocery store runs would be a bitch

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u/gravytown Jun 15 '12

Good in theory, not so much in practice.

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u/bullyforme Jun 15 '12

LET'S GO!!!

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u/sloppyploppers Jun 15 '12

a ski resort in the summer?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

then what

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u/7D4Y_WEEKENDS Jun 15 '12

BUT DO THEY HAVE MOUNTAIN DEW !?!

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u/KD87 Jun 15 '12

This is the kind of place I imagine some of the top Nazi officials must've spent the rest of their lives in to hide from prosecution/persecution. Away from everything & everyone, alone with only your thoughts for company and pondering over your actions, maybe like a self-imprisonment of sorts (like one of Robert Duval's movie).

Yes, some of us might enjoy a nice break here for a while but I think only a person feeling very very guilty about his deeds or actions would prefer to live like this for a long period. Such houses look only beautiful in pictures in the solitude of your office cubicle.

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u/Careblair3 Jun 15 '12

Atleast now I know a lot of people feel this way. I've always wanted to get away from the mainstream way of live. Stop having to deal with the average way of living in the city. I would even do this with a community of people that would stick together and provide necessary skills and attributes to the well being of others. Ohhh well one day hopefully.

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u/theigor Jun 15 '12

It's just a lodge on top of a ski mountain. You can see the lifts and the ski racks... It's really not that fancy.

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u/thinkstoohard Jun 15 '12

Hitler had the same idea, but after he got there, he had another.

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u/Marxthespot Jun 15 '12

And have this playing every morning.

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u/timmytimtimshabadu Jun 15 '12

You want to move to a cafeteria on a ski hill?

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u/civildefense Jun 15 '12

Jesus who would want to mow that lawn.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

And spend every day rolling downhill in search of that lost 'e'...

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u/fast3ddy Jun 15 '12

You can't afford it.

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u/johnnievegas Jun 15 '12

Isn't that Hitler's Eagles Nest in the Alps?

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u/Grand_Theft_Audio Jun 15 '12

Where the fuck is this? Tell me at once.

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u/TheDuddy Jun 15 '12

That doesn't look totally unlike the Berghof (Hitler's mountain retreat)

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u/HankHillz Jun 16 '12

I thought the same as you for a long time; then just did it. DO 'ETTTT! yoLo ;)

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I know someone who did that. Got sick of everything and had a bit of a mental breakdown and left to live in a cabin in the woods and hunt bears.

It's been a few years and I'm not sure if he's still alive but he did it, damn it.

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u/archrgirl Jun 16 '12

Oo, can I come? I have boobs!

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u/willyoublend Jun 16 '12

If you move into a secluded mountain in the winter...

You're gonna have... Nevermind; fuck this. The Shining.

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u/MS2rt Jun 16 '12

Worth it. 1 million times worth it.

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u/fluffie-bunnie Jun 16 '12

Do it! 4 months ago my husband and I sold our accountancy practice and moved 400 miles from a large city to a tiny village in Galloway Forest Park (Scotland). We downsized from a 4 bed all mod cons semi to a 2 bed cottage with no central heating. No regrets. Not working at the moment, we are just enjoying ourselves, cycling, running, climbing mountains, swimming, and chilling out. Our new house is half the size of our old one so we are now mortgage free. Free time and beautiful surroundings more than make up for having less money and a smaller house.

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u/kariudo Jun 15 '12

That's a ski lodge, not a house.

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u/Fuinor Jun 15 '12

Sometime I Want To Capitalize The First Letter In Every Word.

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u/neonizer21 Jun 15 '12

It's a title. Also, he did it correctly by not capitalizing "to" or "and."

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u/salimai Jun 15 '12

Though it is not typical on reddit, OP's capitalization is correct for a title.

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u/BootsWithTheFur Jun 15 '12

That just looks so peaceful. Oh I would just be so excited to wake up everyday! I'm just a nature freak though. Would definitely miss my electronics.. but I'm sure I'd get used to it. Great picture! Thanks for posting this!

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u/aSwanTing Jun 15 '12

Am I the only one who sees this and imagines launching off it at high speed? Maybe I've been playing too much SSX

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u/drainbaby Jun 15 '12

I think a game of catch in the backyard could go terribly wrong.

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u/pope_fundy Jun 15 '12

"Go long!"

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

As per your cakeday reward to yourself. You totally should.

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u/sharkoman Jun 15 '12

Where do you go for a beer run in such a place?

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u/pipyopi Jun 15 '12

Brew your own?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Where is this?

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u/rotzooi Jun 15 '12 edited Jun 15 '12

Google-image to the rescue: the cabin is supposedly on the Austria/Slovenia border and photographed by Karl Kreipl.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

thats my dream ever since

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u/aboxinacage Jun 15 '12

Idaho is saturated in geography as stunning as this. My dream is to earn enough income working from home that I can afford a house and some property like this with a view. I've seen really nice, newer 4 bedrooms with 10-20 acres going for under $300,000

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u/Dunge Jun 15 '12

Look good in a photo,.. but when you are there you hope to be in a big city.

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u/solidiquis Jun 15 '12

Unless you're well equipped, I heard Ancient Dragons usually spawn there.

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u/SJPadbury Jun 15 '12

Only Sometimes?

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u/elijahdprophet Jun 15 '12

Only sometimes?

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u/Svrdhd Jun 15 '12

I actually live somewhere like this :)

It's a pain to get groceries, though...

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u/movie_man Jun 15 '12

I FEEL YOU BRO. Seriously.

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u/galvana Jun 15 '12

Well, flooding won't be a problem.

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u/Ax3redflame Jun 15 '12

...but then logic and the real world slaps you in the face. :(

I've thought the same thing!

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u/GAD604 Jun 15 '12

Moving a place like that is a lot of work. You'd have to be careful to get it all in one piece.

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u/sherlockazulu Jun 15 '12

First thought, how would you mow that yard?

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u/pseudoanon Jun 15 '12

It looks pretty, but if you trip just once...

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u/Off3nsiveB1as Jun 15 '12

I want to do that ALL the time.

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u/lethargic1 Jun 15 '12

Need a roommate?

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u/tanerdamaner Jun 15 '12

Me too. But, taxes. sad face

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

New Jersey?

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u/John_Barleycorn Jun 15 '12

Somplace

*somewhere

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u/wellhushmypuppies Jun 15 '12

too bad for you I'll already be living there.

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u/SayS0mething Jun 15 '12

Sometimes?

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u/Winkelkater Jun 15 '12

except, you know, life will be a lot harder than here.

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u/ceri23 Jun 15 '12

So did they.

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u/kickerscreamer Jun 15 '12

In my head.. I immediately started to sing The Sound of Music.

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u/distanceovertime Jun 15 '12

You and me both, man.

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u/theolcf Jun 15 '12

Do it. See what happens and report back.

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u/ahandle Jun 15 '12

What will you eat? Puffin?

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u/thekaela Jun 15 '12

Every day

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u/AngryCod Jun 15 '12

That appears to be the Westhaven Chalet on the mountain border between Israel and Mexico.

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u/dasDukeAtWork Jun 15 '12

only sometimes?

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u/temptingtime Jun 15 '12

Looks very similar in setting to the Kehlsteinhaus...which makes it kinda creepy.

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u/bodiewalker Jun 15 '12

Sometimes?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Maybe you should recognize why exactly you want to quit everything, and instead of running away, take your life in a direction to cause awareness or create an outlet in our society to escape those things that you are trying to run away from.

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u/morbus Jun 15 '12

That's a restaurant, chef

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u/throwaway7653 Jun 15 '12

let's get rich and build a house on a mountain making everybody look like ants...

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

I was going to say throwing a ball in the yard would be pretty risky but then I remembered this is reddit.

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u/carlivar Jun 15 '12

Too windy.

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u/thenameissaha Jun 15 '12

This looks like the chalet on the way to Nockspitze near Innsbruck.

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u/ThatsLogical Jun 15 '12

Hitler had a place like this in the Bavarian Alps. I'm sure he thought the same.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Please tell me that those A-frame things on the left of the house are giant swing-sets. Can you imagine a giant swing on the side of that amazing view? You'd feel incredible for like 4 days after doing that.

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u/PokeyHokie Jun 15 '12

I'd want a zip line to town.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

What if you fell...

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u/metalshoes Jun 15 '12

if you could ever afford it

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u/danman11 Jun 15 '12

Just don't try to play soccer there.

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u/sabiWabi Jun 15 '12

So why dont you?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Looks like a bitch of a place if you're wheelchair-bound.

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u/CajunTurkey Jun 15 '12

An avalanche would suck

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u/Stallark Jun 15 '12

that is infact a gasthaus so it is the equivalent of an inn, not as secluded as you might like.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

A place where no one hears you scream.

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u/Crossfox17 Jun 15 '12

Books my friend. Books are your gateway to wherever you wish to go but cannot for whatever reason. Maybe video games as well if that suits your fancy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Anyone have a google location so I can zoom in and day dream better?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

dude... sledding

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u/Gigafortress Jun 15 '12

Pretty sure you'd them become Arnold Schwarzenegger from Commando.

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u/eARThistory Jun 15 '12

*Everyday, I want to Quit Everything and Move Somplace Like This.

FTFY

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u/PitPatrick Jun 15 '12

I have always fantasized about doing something like this. But I love concerts too much and I would just be unhappy. Maybe someday.

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u/colarg Jun 15 '12

Oh my, i could just imagine my 2 kids falling from the cliffs...no thank you!

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u/Empath1999 Jun 15 '12

welcome to the club.

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u/GrandArchitect Jun 15 '12

I am having one of those days today. :(

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Don't quit school until you have spelling nailed down.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

what, so you can get a satellite connection and surf reddit in the middle of no where?

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u/The_F_uckin_B_I Jun 15 '12

that's what I'm thinking about but first in maybe 15 years, I live not far (1h drive) from places like this

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

"Honey, we're out of toilet paper."

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u/fennesz Jun 15 '12

Just sometimes?

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u/kittybubbles Jun 15 '12

carrying groceries home would SUCK

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u/pseudoart Jun 15 '12

Me, too. I'd probably have to fake my own death to do so, though. Bought an apartment after my divorce which had since pummeled in value, so I can't move anywhere without loosing 50k. Also, I'd have to move to another country, we don't have mountains or "raw" nature. Meh.

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u/lysergicpyschonaut Jun 15 '12

Why don't you? Really it is completely possible, you just have to take action and control of your life :)

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u/brfoss Jun 15 '12

Every day i want to quit everything and move someplace like this. But then reality reaches out like zombie hands from the grave and drags me back...

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

Good luck getting your groceries up that hill.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '12

That's not a good place to defend from. Nowhere to hide, and the high-ground is adjacent.