Props Valroa

I watched an interesting train surfing vlog in Croatia. I saw that Croatia has a really interesting landscape and seems quite relaxed to me. One of some on my list of possible countries to visit, and possibly move to in the future? Or vacation or something? Seems very interesting. Europe is full of different languages, cultures, all in areas smaller than US states so that in itself is quite surreal to me. I feel like in Europe I would feel more at peace than I do in the US due to the American political climate. In Europe the cities aren't trashy like they are in  America and they take pride in their history, and culture, language. America is lacking in rich history and culture. For some reason the nations such as Lithuania and Pennslyvania remind me of my youth, the railways, as Pennslyvania has the most railroads of any US state so they feel nostalgic to me so in a way I would be able to reconnect with my roots, while living somewhere entirely new and more calm / stable than the US is. 

Canada would have a similar feel to the US, we have the same roads, many of the same things as America does, Canada is a more politically stable country. It has a lower population so I could likely find somewhere to live where I could drive for hours and not see a single soul, which is what I would want. Canada would be the most realistic option for me. However the process of immigration from the US to Canada would be an extremely taxing one. If my brother can do it, I can do it. Plus, I could drive from the US to Canada with ease, have an enhanced licence and go to Canada with relative ease as opposed to flying to other countries and dealing with airport and all that security stuff.

In Canada I would likely live in a small farm town (with a population of roughly 3,000 or less) that is at least an hour away from major cities, be living in a decent sized modern home, electric or hybrid car.

Something to think about.