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| The country road approaching her land |
Congratulations Deb on taking that step! And congratulations on finding such a glorious piece of Almost Heaven, West Virginia!
This weekend I spent time at The Shack. On Saturday I went by Deb's land. I am thrilled for her. Absolutely thrilled. She and I "met" on social media. On Twitter. Someone had asked a question like "If money were no object...." and my answer was something like "Build The Shack and buy the adjacent lot". Deb commented to me that she's been looking at land in West Virginia, from east to west and some places further south. She definitely has actively house-hunted for longer than I had and in many more parts of the state. Coincidentally, she had looked in the same area that The Shack is located. Deb was serious about choosing the place of her dreams. For both of us, that dream includes being more rural than our current urban/suburban locations. For both of us, that includes a place that allows chickens and is large enough for a garden.
Anyway, as usual, I've rambled.
Saturday I went to see her land. She gave me the tour and it was breath-taking. I'm so happy for her. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.
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| The existing hint of a driveway. Note: the photo does not adequately show the steep incline. |
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| Up the steep "driveway" and down the hill is a hidden pond. A wonderful, glorious pond! |
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| I instantly fell in love with the pond. |
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| Deb and her pond. |
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| Neither of us know why this rock looks like this. But it is interesting. |
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| Back down the hill where holes are being dug for the gate. |
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| Digging holes on ridges in WV feels (to me) like trying to widen the grand canyon using a teaspoon. It's not easy. Fortunately, her cousin is helping her get things started. |
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| Deb's country road. |
This piece of land is amazing. I look forward to watching her progress in turning this bare land into the home of her dreams.
