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Miles' Wyoming Gulch

Jeremy VanGelder

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Location: Proebstel, Washington, USDA Zone 6B

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Miles Flansburg wrote:Well folks it has been a good run but all of this Covid stuff has caught up with me and I may be loosing my job next month . So I am in the process of selling my gulch to help make ends meet.

"In the process" as in it's already sold? Or would a permie have a chance to buy it?

Regardless, you improved the water retention and soil of a little bit of the earth. We all can appreciate that.

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elle sagenev

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Location: Zone 5 Wyoming

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Miles Flansburg wrote:Well folks it has been a good run but all of this Covid stuff has caught up with me and I may be loosing my job next month . So I am in the process of selling my gulch to help make ends meet.

I'm so sorry to hear that Miles!

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Miles Flansburg

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Location: Zones 2-4 Wyoming and 4-5 Colorado

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I have a buyer and we are moving forward with the sale. Thanks for everyones support and encouragement over the years!

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K Hope

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posted 2 years ago

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Miles, I have been so excited to read your posts and see all the energy, heart and wisdom you have put into your land. My hope is that you still have your current job and will be able to continue with your goals! May all the correct doors open for you!

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