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The Twixters: Refusing to Grow Up by Illiad2006-11-19 12:55:59
  Interesting... by Kickstart2005-01-27 11:53:43
    We would love to move back to the small town we by techi8702005-01-27 12:13:38
      An issue with me too... by Kickstart2005-01-27 12:21:56
        Property prices are a issue too. 1/4 section of by techi8702005-01-27 12:30:49
          You need a quarter section? by Kickstart 2005-01-27 12:37:33
FWIW, a friend near Edson bought a quarter section for considerably less than that.

We settled on 5 acres, though I would have much preferred 40 or so (I grew up on 1600 acres). 5 will at least give me space to enjoy it and have a garden and some animals. Not quite enough for growing all the food we will need, but still reasonable.

KS
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            What's a quarter section? by wheresthefish2005-01-27 13:09:18
              160 acres IIRC (n/t) by Illiad2005-01-27 13:13:38
                Quite a lot of Canada apparently :-) by wheresthefish2005-01-27 13:23:01
                  Not really... by Illiad2005-01-27 13:30:54
                heh. land runs between 60,000 by voxwoman2005-01-27 14:25:09
                  Same here in Vancouver :) by Kickstart2005-01-27 14:38:09
                  900 acers just sold not 8 miles from here for by joecrouse2005-01-27 15:00:40
            Not really but even small parcels are pricey by techi8702005-01-27 15:19:09

 

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