vls12345
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I agree with others who think they are probably still in the southeast, with AL, TN, GA, NC, or MS being the likeliest imo.
While there are remote locations, I also wonder if they might stick to bigger suburbs or cities when/if they need something. Showing up in a small town is likely to get you noticed as everybody knows everybody (or at least knows of everybody else). Much easier to remain somewhat anonymous in busier places, imo.
I am always surprised in any thread how many people like to suggest that people will cross borders when running. Getting across and then surviving in a different country (unless they are already seasoned and experienced international travelers) are not always going to be easy and will introduce a whole host of other problems. Imo. That said, I would expect VW to probably have some basic knowledge of Spanish phrases. Folks from Mexico and Central America live and work throughout the southeast. I am sure she had plenty of exposure to/interaction with them, both in her LE capacity as well as in her day-to-day life as a community member.
MOO.
While there are remote locations, I also wonder if they might stick to bigger suburbs or cities when/if they need something. Showing up in a small town is likely to get you noticed as everybody knows everybody (or at least knows of everybody else). Much easier to remain somewhat anonymous in busier places, imo.
I am always surprised in any thread how many people like to suggest that people will cross borders when running. Getting across and then surviving in a different country (unless they are already seasoned and experienced international travelers) are not always going to be easy and will introduce a whole host of other problems. Imo. That said, I would expect VW to probably have some basic knowledge of Spanish phrases. Folks from Mexico and Central America live and work throughout the southeast. I am sure she had plenty of exposure to/interaction with them, both in her LE capacity as well as in her day-to-day life as a community member.
MOO.