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Monthly Archives: February 2006
Driving Directions to the Ranch
Driving Directions to Paca Pride Guest Ranch Google Map Link From Seattle… North on Interstate 5 approx. 28 miles to Highway 2 (Exit 194) East on Highway 2, 2.0 miles to Highway 204 — Lake Stevens (left exit) Follow … Continue reading
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Up, Up, Up and a Yurt!
And we have achieved our first structure on the property! Well ok, it is a temporary structure, or as the state of Washington likes to refer to it "a transient non-community accomodation". Yup, our yurt has arrived! If you haven’t … Continue reading
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Land Progress Report: Barn Concrete In! Burn Permit is coming
Take a look through the pictures in the photo Album above for pictures: "Land Progress Report 2/22/06" So yesterday was a fun day of some action at the land. We had the actual pour occuring for the concrete floor of … Continue reading
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Land Progress Report, 2/20/06
Be sure to check out the Photo Album for "Land Progress Report, 2/20/06" Things are moving along with the barn and this means its a good time to get the yurt up as well. Our strategy is to build the … Continue reading
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Seeing Seattle: the View from the top of Green Mountain
Wow! Check out the newest photo album "View from Green Mountain, February"! From the back driveway to our land, we connect with a back road that heads right up to the top of Green Mountain. On a clear day, … Continue reading
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An aerial view of the land
Here’s a bird’s eye view of the land taken a few years ago in 2003. The land was logged in 1998. "Aerial View 1" shows the land highlighted in red. The two round piles are burn piles of brush … Continue reading
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Valentine’s Day snow
Brrr! In a surprising change from last week’s weather, the Pacific Northwest is experiencing the race of Artic air streaming down from the north. So, while last week I was able to hike without even wearing a jacket (it was … Continue reading
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