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Greetings, I'm from northern Vermont and found this site through a posting on my local Craigslist page.
I am looking to expand my knowledge, share my own with others, and if luck will allow, to network with others who may be in my area.
Between myself and my fiance, we bring many skills to the table that
could be very useful in SitX. Myself, I was raised in the woods and
summered on the ocean, grew up backpacking and camping in every
conceivable weather condition and loved it. Was a Boy Scout until I
turned 17, then joined the Army/Guard and am still involved over 14
years later. I don't just "talk the talk," I also "walk the walk,"
having extensive training and having survived against tremendous odds
(both natural and man-made situations) many times during my military
service. I work in law enforcement and have for about eight years,
which has the additional advantage of allowing me to know what
civilian authorities are doing as well as the military. In my spare time my main hobby is amateur radio; I also enjoy tinkering with vehicles and reading military history.
My fiance has no military service but a wide variety of useful skills. She has
worked in agriculture for about ten years and manages a facility, and
knows all there is to know about farming and planting crops. She can
also cook with limited resources when needed, sew, do light
metalwork, repair vehicles and just about anything with an engine,
and best of all she is eager to learn more survival skills as time
goes on.
Together we enjoy "roughing it" and backpacking off the
beaten path, climbing, camping, and generally enjoy the outdoor
experience anywhere, any time.
I am looking to expand my knowledge, share my own with others, and if luck will allow, to network with others who may be in my area.
Between myself and my fiance, we bring many skills to the table that
could be very useful in SitX. Myself, I was raised in the woods and
summered on the ocean, grew up backpacking and camping in every
conceivable weather condition and loved it. Was a Boy Scout until I
turned 17, then joined the Army/Guard and am still involved over 14
years later. I don't just "talk the talk," I also "walk the walk,"
having extensive training and having survived against tremendous odds
(both natural and man-made situations) many times during my military
service. I work in law enforcement and have for about eight years,
which has the additional advantage of allowing me to know what
civilian authorities are doing as well as the military. In my spare time my main hobby is amateur radio; I also enjoy tinkering with vehicles and reading military history.
My fiance has no military service but a wide variety of useful skills. She has
worked in agriculture for about ten years and manages a facility, and
knows all there is to know about farming and planting crops. She can
also cook with limited resources when needed, sew, do light
metalwork, repair vehicles and just about anything with an engine,
and best of all she is eager to learn more survival skills as time
goes on.
Together we enjoy "roughing it" and backpacking off the
beaten path, climbing, camping, and generally enjoy the outdoor
experience anywhere, any time.
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