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Just don't book to be here July 1st (Canada Day)Canada.
Ah, I understand now. I read it as “leave permanently”. It makes much more sense now. I’m probably going to hit the Ozarks, but Appalachia is also a great idea.Canada. Mexico. Parts of the Caribbean, although sound carries over water so you really don’t want to be on the water near American allied islands, nor on a British/Spanish/etc, island neighboring an American one.
Less close to home… IME, pretty much everywhere but Kosovo; as that country tends to throw parties during American holidays (and hold days of mourning during tragedies), out of respect/friendship. Only place I’ve ever been in my life where shouting “I’m an American” during a riot or emergency will enlist aid, instead of painting a target on your back.
Closer to home? There are parts of Appalachia which really don’t recognize the US, but they tend to divide fairly evenly along “Any excuse to set off explosives” & “let’s have a moment of silence in protest” & fierce pride in the origins of the nation, even if they’re disinclined towards the present. I’m not familiar enough with the region to point you in the right way… as even the places I know that are FAWK YOU, could be up a valley/holler that the sound carries crystal clear from the next over, that’s all about 6-30days of boom boom.
Good call.Just don't book to be here July 1st (Canada Day)
No, it doesn’t. That’s also a good idea!! Thank you.Does it have to be a campground? We rented a beautiful cabin through Airbnb. It was cheaper than a hotel and in the middle of the National Forrest.
I love the State Parks for camping. They are usually situated in the most beautiful areas. We camped in Georgia at the Amicalola Falls State Park and would love to go back again.
I haven't camped in Tennessee. Yet! But I would start with their State or national parks.
Yes. We are starting EMDR therapy soon. We were going to start last week, but I was mid-breakdown, and the therapist decided that wasn’t the day to begin.Is there a chance you could work with a therapist so that you could get rid of this as a trigger? Not by flooding you (which would be: hunt down events with fireworks straight away and go to them all, gritting your teeth and trying to just suck it up), but through a gradual, controlled exposure that you could manage?