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The headline from Delhi reads like a dispatch from another universe: 7,000 buses, electric fleets, emission targets. Here in May, our “transit system” is a gravel shoulder and a prayer that the logging truck sees you before you crest the hill. But the contrast is instructive, not discouraging. While metros chase volume, May offers a different kind of mobility: the ability to walk your property line in ten minutes, or drive to the Salmon River without a single stoplight.
For those considering relocation, the cost-of-living math is simple—no subway fare, but a higher price on a 4×4 and a generator. Housing is cheaper per square foot, but you’re buying solitude, not a commute. The trade-off? Quality of life here is measured in quiet, not in connectivity. The Delhi news is a reminder that “modern” isn’t the only definition of progress. Our fleet is a rusty Ford and a snowmobile, and it serves us fine.
May isn’t for everyone. But for the person who finds peace in a landscape that demands self-reliance, this is the stop. Worth watching? Always—because the only traffic jam here is a cattle drive, and that’s exactly why we’re worth a second look.
Source: Currents
Updated October 10, 2026.
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