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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidde
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidde
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Great, all the pictures are unviewable.
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Here In Kentucky something like that could totally happen. their are big 100 plus acre farms with woods over about half of them. Here you can walk out in the woods and find whole like little home steads with an old abandoned house and barns all over the place. If the owners were old and died or something and the family or the executor went to sell the property it would be real easy for them to not know about the barn. It takes along time to walk a lrge wooded property and check every inch. I know of some farms when I was a kid that you just couldn't do it in a whole day of morning till dark walking maybe even two.
But who leaves thing that valuable laying around. And Ive heard the little old lady and the dead son story before too and I hate country so bad I want to break the radio if I have to hear it for more then 30 seconds. |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidde
Originally Posted by Racintweek
15-20acres isnt as big as you think. 15-20acres is like a home for someone with a few horses and maybe a few other animals, not a real farm
around VA and MD you see farms w/ 100-250acres for sale on the regular. many of them advertise saying "numerous outbuildings and structures" so for this to happen isnt out of the realm of possibility. like you said it was prob from some OG portuguese farmer guy and it has been in his family for generations. most of the large farms around here were built back in the mid 1800's and a few from the 1700's and they prob stayed in the family for most of their "working" lives |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Here are the pics on another site. http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/
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Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
If it is the real deal I would be interested to hear the story behind why they're there.
The 356 would be my pic out of the lot. |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Wow, there is some really cool ---- in there, no matter what the story is.. What is this?
http://www.intuh.net/barnfinds/afa35.htm For some reason, I like it. Hmmm, for some reason the image isn't showing, but it's pic #35, just says "Yep, another one" |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidde
Originally Posted by rawr
portugal is in europe under spain, puerto rico is an island, jackass.
so i miss read and thought it was in puerto rico... and you just made your self look like a moron... good job cocksucker... you rule |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
If you buy a house and while digging a pool you find the Holy Grail burried there, it belons to you. The cahtelic church mught fight you over it and you might end up bankrupt or even dead but it would be yours... :P |
Re: So Imagine You Buy A Farm. In The Forest You Find A Barn. You Open The Hidden Ba
Originally Posted by turborski
Technically when you buy any land you are only purchasing the surface rights. If you dig a hole and find gold or oil you do not own that ---- unless you purchase the mineral rights for your property as well.
so if you buy a house w/ anin-ground pool the pool isnt really yours?? |
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