As my Mother used to say: "You can always get "with" people, but you can't always get away from them." ** Thankful I live on 10 acres. If I had my druthers (and lots of $$$), I'd live on a section of land with a 2 bedroom, 2 bath house in the dead middle of the property.

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I live 35 miles from the nearest little hospital, McDonald's (who cares about that anyway, rightr?) and WalMart so it's a 70-mile round trip to go shopping or anything. But we like the country. It would be better if it weren't out here on the east desert of Utah, but at least it's out where we can see all the stars every night.

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I have a cabin that you might be interested in. Location is in ohio. My x and I saved this cabin in 1990. Rebuilt it. It is now going on the auction block June 2nd. My ex passed away and my 2 daughters are the heirs to his estate. I have all the history to this cabin and would love,to see it saved again. I could send you all the information if you would be interested. Built 1850. Approx. 18 x 26. 2 story . Love your show. I really want it to see it preserved.

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We moved back here after being in Houston for 20 some years. The heat in Texas was fine when I was younger. The traffic there sucks. I dont like close neighbors or barking dogs all night. We now live on 17 acres no.close neighbors no barking dogs. Traffic is great. Life is good in the country.

I've been a country girl for 62 glorious years, worked in the City & could not wait until quitting time to get back to the country! Grew up on the James River & now live at the foot of the Blue Ridge Parkway just south of Buchanan, Va. Love hearing turkeys gobbling & the whip-o-wills & every now & then seeing a big old black bear prowling around my 31 acres.

Country for sure! We live just about two blocks outside of a smaller Colorado mountain town and love it!

I grew up in Chattanooga, Spent 21 years away including 15 of them in the Los Angeles area. I finally got sick of it and moved to Knoxville. I needed to live close to a city but where I moved to had more cows than people. Since we moved here, the number of houses being built has doubled. City is moving to the country and I ain't happy about it. I would like to live further out but I'm not leaving this house until the coroner carries me out.

Country hands down! My nearest neighbor right now are sheep, goats, donkey and rooster and chickens. Love it. Wouldn't have it any other way.

I love the country we live over 200 miles from a Walmart in any direction! Who needs them anyway! Would rather sit on my front porch and look at the mountains any day❤️

Geniune Log Cabin ... Blessed to be just a lil over a mile out of town and Totally L❤️VIN Living Country ❣️ Granddaughter of Share Croppers from Oklahoma where I spent Most Summers on the Farm .... Hay Lofts, Water Troughs, Blackberry Bushes .... No WAY would I Trade It‼️

Little bit of both! Small town is where I grew up but work in the city now. I have a question about looking for marbles and trinkets? I don't see it anymore on the show.

I used to live 80 miles one way...all day to go shopping and only did it once a month. Luckily my husband worked in town so he would bring in fresh milk etc...but I tried to NOT go into town other than my once a month trip. Had to take a cooler for the ice cream so it didn't melt before I got home.

I just watched the episode of the resort cabin. Good. I was wondering what the little fluffy animals were squealing. They looked like rabbits. I didnt like them much bit rodenty. Although you do have a rat snake i hope it isnt the ones with two legs.

Unfortunately, I live in the city. I’m older now and I really want to live in the country!!

I would love to live there in the woods and a nice wooden building it would be my dream as we do not have that here in England

Way back in the country, with a small creek and one bedroom BWB cabin.

Prefer the country but my daughter and her family keep me grounded in suburbia. Thankfully though we're close enough to more rural areas so we can get out and stretch our legs wgen we choose.

Even thou I live about 800 yards from the city limits I would rather live out in the country. I always wanted to live in a log cabin with a long front porch facing and pond or river, if I don't get it on earth I hope I get it in heaven

I live 45 min outside Phillie...while we visit or make use of the medical facilities (Penn), I’d never live there. We much prefer going over to my family’s 1805 21 acre farm....so quiet and relaxing.

Country so I have a place where I have a quiet refuge to clear my mind and fully enjoy the beauty we have been blessed with.

We retired to the country 3 years ago. In the mountains of northern Pennsylvania, it’s the peaceful and slower paced life that we enjoy the most!

Country. Stayed at my husbands condo in the city before we got married and hated it. I could've never gone out by myself because I would never find my way back. City life is very confusing. Couldn't wait to get back to the country.

DEFINITELY COUNTRY, I live next to Blue Ridge Parkway love my mountains.

We were born and raised on a farm. Give me the mountains anytime. Peace and quiet but city isn't a few minutes away. So it's convenient.❤️

I prefer country and farming areas. Look forward to seeing the next episode