Swill Hollow!

Cottonhawk · Nov 5, 2006

Ian..... Thanks for the pics, beautiful place and your house looks like a part of the landscape.

K7147 · Nov 5, 2006

NSBound said:
OK, Ken, since you asked! You're right for sure, everyone has their own little bit of heaven. I found mine about 3 years ago, in an area where my family has roots in a rural part of Nova Scotia. .........

Ian,

I asked for it alright….and glad I did! What a beautiful setting to build a dream! Both our folks were from NS and we get up there as often as possible. Nice people combined with picture book scenery and a touch of “salty” flavor. You will keep that guest bedroom empty occasionally…right?

Couldn’t be happier for you!

Ken

3RRL · Nov 5, 2006

Isn't it great that we all love our places so much? Just think how those less fortunate feel if they hate where they live. You guys have beautiful places and the photos are great. I especially like the Cobra.

NSBound · Nov 5, 2006

K7147 said:
Ian,
You will keep that guest bedroom empty occasionally…right?

Ken

Ken, the guest room will always be available for anyone from TBN, especially those from VT with NS roots! That is, once the house is actually there!!

JimR · Nov 5, 2006

Truly looks like a very nice place to own and live. Nice Cobra too.

Here's the old farm I'm rebuilding for my daughter. We also own a 36 acre lot across the street that goes up on the hill. Our Garrison Colonial house is down the road two hundred yards. We have around 45 acres in total between the two houses. We also own the field in the foreground.

Cottonhawk · Nov 6, 2006

JimR,
Sure is a peaceful and very green place.

JimR · Nov 6, 2006

Cottonhawk said:
JimR,
Sure is a peaceful and very green place.

Thanks, It would be a peaceful place if one of my new neighbors would just move away. We have had 30 years of peaceful living here till they felt that they had the right to run drainage pipes onto our property. Their day is coming in court very soon. Then it will be a peaceful place once again. We are thinking of starting a livestock farm of some sort in the future. Or at least have quite a few different types of animals so that we can call this place a farm once again. We rent the big field out to a farmer for crop raising.