I'm not orthodox so perhaps that's a factor, but nowhere I saw in Europe is any type of Christian law enforced by society. The church was about as real to those people as Santa and the elves. Muslim Albania is the exception but they were, understandably, very standoff-ish with non muslims.
Here is far from comfortable, I mean we clear our own roads & often make trips that can last a week to get basic supplies like screws, you never stop working it's always something. But the few people we deal with live in societies where Christian law & norms are enforced, it's not optional.
Non European Russia would be interesting as they still have fresh land/resources/etc to settle out there but I never made it past Rostov.
Here is far from comfortable, I mean we clear our own roads & often make trips that can last a week to get basic supplies like screws, you never stop working it's always something. But the few people we deal with live in societies where Christian law & norms are enforced, it's not optional.
Non European Russia would be interesting as they still have fresh land/resources/etc to settle out there but I never made it past Rostov.