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  1. #1
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    WWWOOOOOWWWW! I know that area, and how lucky you are to get an unblemished site!

    Gorgeous. I wonder if you are thinking of building an outdoors cat enclosure so the furkids don't meet up with predator types?

    Congratulations!
    "Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda

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    How lovely! Congratulations!
    I've Been Frosted

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    It's beautiful! Congratulations, indeed!
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    ​GO RAVENS!!

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    It's gorgeous. Congrats!!!

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    Looks like you found heaven on earth - Congratulations!!



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    Thanks everyone for taking a look.

    Quote Originally Posted by Catty1 View Post
    WWWOOOOOWWWW! I know that area, and how lucky you are to get an unblemished site!

    Gorgeous. I wonder if you are thinking of building an outdoors cat enclosure so the furkids don't meet up with predator types?

    Congratulations!
    As soon as we saw the property, we knew we had to purchase it. It's so rare to find a 'natural' property up north. Plus, the lake only has 3 other properties on it and all the owners have kept it as natural as possible. I can't even see where one property starts or ends!

    I don't understand the mentality of purchasing a property up north, cutting almost every tree down, place a huge energy sucking building on the land and rolling down sod? Why do people want the north to look like a subdivision? Bleh! I'm trying to escape that by going north!

    Yes, we'll need to figure out something for the furkids. We have already found many animal paths, probably moose and deer (and even a few bear).

    Quote Originally Posted by Randi View Post
    Looks like you found heaven on earth - Congratulations!!
    Yep, we did!
    Don't be afraid that your life will end. Be afraid that it will never begin.

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    My gosh, I did a double take here...this looks exactly like my bro's property so my eyes widened up. He was talking of selling but never did ask if he did. That lovely bush road (trail) could be worked a bit and you could just park a trailer there for now while you plan your future cottage.
    Asiel

    I've been frosted--- thank you Cassie'smom

    I've been Boo'd----

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