Kalawao & Kaluapapa: The County With No Children

[@tayne5009]

“One of the shortest flights… under 10 miles” The Westray to Papa Westray flight is laughing at you.

[@MarkBarrack]

Thank you for the videos.

[@jonathansodacan5769]

No county for young men

[@Petruscovici]

Nice one

[@molokaibicycles]

Hmmm........... Very interesting. I lived and worded there for 7 years. One of the nicest places I've ever been.

[@its-all-good]

Can you tell me if all State employees can live there or do they have to commute in via the trail daily?

[@its_just_seb]

i think it's so sad that they're kinda just letting it die... i think remote living like this should be assisted, not discouraged

[@MarkBarrack]

Agreed

[@StoutProper]

Look up the Scottish island of st Kilda, the most westerly populated part of Scotland. The last permanent residents left in 1932 after thousands of years of living there.

[@MarkBarrack]

@@StoutProper good stuff. Our world has so many quirky places.

[@RufinoMedado]

Its pretty hard to assist remote living when its a lot more expensive to supply Mail service, census gathering, tax collecting, and infrastructure to those places. Its sad but its the way it is

[@yoursleepparalysisdemon1828]

it should be neutral. no hindrances.

[@channelantoneon]

mm, yes, this channel is promising. I shall follow you and watch you grow.

[@marcel1372]

do people live on "topside"?

[@holaholi9606]

thanks to this video now i am on a rabbit hole searching lepers colony in my country

[@Biosafetylevel4]

They may not let children bc of education requirements and things like dcf access.

[@DollyBoy_1923]

Keep in mind that this is the smallest U.S. county _by size_ it is the second smallest _by population_ , after Loving County, Texas.

[@JJohnston4Life]

Nigel Uno: battle stations!!!

[@herenow4875]

Sounds like the place to be.

[@CapnCody1622]

For reals

[@genevacacioppo]

How depressing.

[@MarkBarrack]

Somewhat agree. I am guessing that there is more to the logic than we know. Cost to provide services has to be huge. Electric, water, sanitation, medical not to mention food, building supplies, fuel etc. Probably financial. As a national park cost are shifted to federal government vs state or local. My guess.

[@thefareplayer2254]

*Mountain Goats plays*