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re: Your dream property
Posted on 12/9/14 at 2:58 pm to SportTiger1
Posted on 12/9/14 at 2:58 pm to SportTiger1
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Yeah this thread has depressing all over it.
Yes, yes it does.
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Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:01 pm to jbend
Already own mine. 500 acres with ocean view on the Pacific down south. I'd love to own a little rice field duck hunting land west of Lafayette, though. Can't have it all, just yet.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:02 pm to Sparkplug#1
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Already own mine. 500 acres with ocean view on the Pacific down south. I'd love to own a little rice field duck hunting land west of Lafayette, though
That sounds like a plan
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:03 pm to aVatiger
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I just wouldn't want to do business daily in a place with traffic if I didn't have to.
fify, bud
Yeah, well that's my goal.. LINK
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There’s no rush hour traffic in this isolated village and the residents all know each other, perhaps too well. But they’re genuine and friendly and look you in the face when they talk to you. Their hands are calloused hands from hours of hauling in heavy gillnets laden with struggling salmon, or working outdoors. Bears scavenge through garbage cans in back yards, and the occasional moose strolls through the streets. Visiting Haines is like time traveling back to the 1950’s, and, sadly, it’s not something you’re likely to see in the lower 48 anymore—it’s a remnant of America that has been lost to iPhones, MTV and urban sprawls.
This post was edited on 12/9/14 at 3:08 pm
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:17 pm to Sparkplug#1
Costa Rica?
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:20 pm to jbend
500 acres on the Black Warrior river outside of Tuscaloosa would be my autumn/winter spot. I'd buy a house on the apalachicola bay for my spring and summer spot.
Won't lie though, if I won the lottery I would have multiple houses/cabins in different places, all with outdoor activities in mind. Something in islamorada would be a must. I'd probably call the land in Alabama home though.
Won't lie though, if I won the lottery I would have multiple houses/cabins in different places, all with outdoor activities in mind. Something in islamorada would be a must. I'd probably call the land in Alabama home though.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:22 pm to RogerTheShrubber
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Their hands are calloused hands from hours of hauling in heavy gillnets laden with struggling salmon, or working outdoors. Bears scavenge through garbage cans in back yards, and the occasional moose strolls through the streets. Visiting Haines is like time traveling back to the 1950’s, and, sadly, it’s not something you’re likely to see in the lower 48 anymore—it’s a remnant of America that has been lost to iPhones, MTV and urban sprawls.
sounds like Maine
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:25 pm to Riseupfromtherubble
If we both won the lottery, I would want our lands to touch.
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Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:32 pm to SabiDojo
I wouldn't be able to have just one spot.
Place in the mountains, place on the beach (near good fishing) As Rise said, Apalachicola/St George would be at the top of the list and maybe something a little further south. A place in either the Miss delta or AR flooded timber.
Place in the mountains, place on the beach (near good fishing) As Rise said, Apalachicola/St George would be at the top of the list and maybe something a little further south. A place in either the Miss delta or AR flooded timber.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:37 pm to 34venture
That would work.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:41 pm to aVatiger
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Their hands are calloused hands from hours of hauling in heavy gillnets laden with struggling salmon, or working outdoors. Bears scavenge through garbage cans in back yards, and the occasional moose strolls through the streets. Visiting Haines is like time traveling back to the 1950’s, and, sadly, it’s not something you’re likely to see in the lower 48 anymore—it’s a remnant of America that has been lost to iPhones, MTV and urban sprawls.
sounds like Maine
Some of our fishing villages are similar to coastal Maine. Little more mountainous and less populated.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:43 pm to bbvdd
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I wouldn't be able to have just one spot.
anybody sensible enough that has traveled wouldn't have one spot, unless you want to stay in that one spot all the time
but for the type of money you could buy your dream property for, you should definitely have enough for a couple dream spreads
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:44 pm to RogerTheShrubber
so i heard, Rog..
i'll be up that way shortly, i'll let you know so you can guide me on some Roger alaskan adventures
i'll be up that way shortly, i'll let you know so you can guide me on some Roger alaskan adventures
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:46 pm to aVatiger
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anybody sensible enough that has traveled wouldn't have one spot, unless you want to stay in that one spot all the time
I'd want a sailboat, but that one spot would be fine. If I were 30 things would be different but I'm older, and your focus becomes more refined I think.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:53 pm to FelicianaTigerfan
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1000 acres Warren Co Ms
Dad has ~10k in Warren County near the Big Black. Guess who inherits that!
This post was edited on 12/9/14 at 3:58 pm
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:55 pm to jbend
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:56 pm to AlxTgr
The piece to the south is better than that one.
Posted on 12/9/14 at 3:59 pm to 34venture
What water are they close to?
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