Sounds like heaven to me.
We had no internet of course. Didn't even know it existed. We had only a shortwave radio for reception of news, not transmission. Same with neighbours - mostly new age hippies, escaped criminals or at least "alternative".

Our main source was our river frontage with all civilisation on the other side. We were cut off every year when it rained a lot. I loved it. The Peace! Yes water is abundant till it isn't. Our river dried up (or rather stopped flowing about ground) one year, which caused us to start praying the daily Rosary.

for rain 

The Max-Max scenarios are not prophesied for those in a "state of grace." If that stuff ever happens, it will be during "the Day of Wrath" (not actually one day), and the Wrath, whatever it entails, is reserved for "the wicked" not "the just." As St. Paul said in 1 Thessalonians 5:9, "God hath not appointed us unto wrath, but unto the purchasing of salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ," The tribulation will be difficult for us, but God will provide for those doing His will.

Prepare spiritually first and foremost. Otherwise, be prepared for a bad winter storm or hurricane, something lasting six weeks at most should be sufficient.

Seeing how things are currently playing out. I think many of the unvaxxed will eventually be "locked-out" of society, unable to "live a normal life." I think this will be "the purification" and the "tribulation" through which we must persevere in prayer. It will be a time "in the wilderness" away from the enticements and distractions of the world. A time to bring those who love Him closer to God. Maybe this will be done in people's homes. Maybe in quarantine camps eventually. Whichever, it will not last more than 3.5 years.

Be not afraid. Our side wins.

Is your roof metal? Does it collect in a gutter that feeds to the tank? I have a piece of property that doesn't have a well, and the neighbor's wells are about 600 - 700' deep, so it will be expensive to drill a well. There's a seasonal creek nearby that I could use for mixing cement, and we bring gallons of water for day use, and try to keep the few trees alive in the very hot summer. We have a small RV there, and I hope to build a cabin there, though I'll probably have to build it myself as my husband is not too keen on the idea.

In just about every home we have lived in and in this present one we have have had corrugated galvanised iron roofs and yes, I don't know how else you would be able to collect water except from guttering and downpipe into the tank.

Do you collect from the creek and how, if you do?

The WEF warned recently about bank accounts freezing.

We know they have a grid down cyber pandemic planned.

India, Austria, NY, Australia and elsewhere they are refusing shopping to those who refuse the gene editing plug and play tool kit shot.

And banking analyst made it clear in her recent interview with Planet Lockdown that we will either submit to the shot and get hooked up to the internet of things and mind control, or live off grid.

She gives some practical advice on how to get ready for that.

So if this were to happen tonight, how long would you and your family last?

Do you know 10 people within 10 miles?  Have you talked with them on how to deal with this coming event?  Could you organize a meeting with them real soon?

Do you have a nearby butcher, dairy, garden that you can barter with?

Is there a doctor or a nurse in your off grid community?  How can you reach out to them in an emergency?

Do you have coins you can use for creating an off grid economy?

How will you communicate with each other?  Do ham radios work without electricity?

Do you have a trustworthy Sheriff who will protect your clan or community?

Can you flush your toilet without electricity?

How long will your food and water last?

I know this is scary to face and normalcy bias makes us want to keep going as if all is fine, but it isn't.

Time is running out so we need to be like Noah and get our ark ready.

So lets face this and discuss strategies.

Thanks for the info. We've filled up empty plastic gallon bottles with creek water for the trees, which can then be put in a wheelbarrow. We have only four trees, but shade is very much needed in the summer, so we don't want them to die. The creek went dry by July last summer. It gets diverted upstream for farmers. Quite a few dead carp in the dry creekbed - really stinky. The creek meanders through BLM land across the street. Some of the local ranchers graze their cattle on the land there.

Items for bartering are also helpful such as alcohol, cigarettes or chocolate.