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The firewall is blocking the image. I imagine it is a beautiful sight of nature. I also love nature. But I would rather have density AND protected natural areas
by corpMaverick 9y ago
The firewall is blocking the image. I imagine it is a beautiful sight of nature.
I also love nature. But I would rather have density AND protected natural areas that anybody can enjoy than having a beautiful natural sight in my backyard. Sure the beautiful backyard is nice for me, but it is unsustainable if too many people have one.
- KGIII 9y agoI don't want to derail the thread. I'm outside Rangeley, Maine. If you would like some pictures, I'd be more than happy to email you a few. It is absolutely beautiful. It was comparatively inexpensive and you can hike all day and still be on my property. At the rate similar land is selling, and the single occupancy homes going in, it appears that more monied people are moving in. However, a million dollars will buy you a couple hundred acres here AND allow you to build a nice house on it. If you're patient, you can get the land much cheaper. I bought during the recession and the land was auctioned by a paper company that was going out of business. I pretty much stole it.