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zap said:
Thanks AJS56. The original owner loved the woods, he did some trapping,hunting along with some fishing in the brook, he even had a small sawmill back on the property, he put in all the trails so we have the easy job of just keeping them open.

I wish I had some pictures but the family lost there house (belongings) to a fire long ago.
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Nice indeed. If you don't mind my asking, how many acres do you have and where are you located (generally speaking)?
 
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