Bristoe, one of my retired co-workers just move to Tennessee almost sight unseen. A lot of Californians who are sick of what our home has become are getting out. The problem is, California has been a bubble of Los Angeles fantasyland. A lot of people are going to have problems adapting to someplace that is not a mall. Expect a bunch of frustrated Vols to move your ways like Goths being pushed out by bigger tribes.
I understand that. But Central Kentucky isn't in the middle of nowhere. You can live in a very private, rural area in Central Kentucky and still be close enough to an urban center to get anything you need.
You don't have to move away from civilization to have privacy in Central Kentucky. I live about 8 miles from the county seat of the county I live in. It's a town of about 40,000 people,.....supermarkets,..major drug stores,..dentists, doctors,....they're right down the road. But in 15 minutes I'm out in the country.
