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Spring is here. The snow is melting. It’s time to get started on the new year.
I am looking for folks interested in Living on my off-grid property. There is existing infrastructure in need of upkeep and maintenance as well as many opportunities to develop more. There’s room for up to 6 folks and plenty of opportunities to practice your skill sets here.
The property is about 30 mins outside the town of Ashland. It’s 80 acres of forestland that sits within the cascade/siskiyou national monument. An area designated for its incredible bio-diversity. The property abuts both usfs land and blm.
If you’re interested in learning more, reach out and tell me some about yourself, including you interests and skill sets.
 
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Greetings Leaf!
Writing to see how are things going with your project as the year winds down here. Are you on site and active through the winter season, or mostly letting things rest?
I am in and out of Ashland some over the next couple months, juggling work on my own setup just over the Siskiyou Crest and elsewhere. Interested in finding a chance to visit and possibly assist, or at least get acquainted and give some kudos to your efforts so far.
Sounds like a very nice setting. Cheers!
 
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Thanks for asking Ben. It always seems like things are happening slowly but after a couple seasons (or years) you step back and are able see actual progress. That probably sums up this year. Feels like there's so much to get done, yet some real progress was made. Trying to focus on appreciating that. Had some help, found here on Permies (big props to this community) but the early snow has brought everything to a pretty abrupt halt. I'm still in and out throughout the winter but expectations for productivity are curbed way back. Mostly try to get up there to enjoy the snow with my kids. I'd love to connect with another local trying to make it happen. Always good to make those connections. Let me know when you've got some time, or your next trip to Ashland. I can meet you in town, or on the property, Which is off the Mt. Ashland Ski Rd., for reference.
 
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Hey Leaf - Sent you a DM. Would love to plan a visit sometime.
 
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