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Posted 2007-01-26 11:29 AM (#54535) Subject: Living and Riding In Central Oregon
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Posts: 157 Location: Perkiomenville, PA
We are planning a trip to Central Oregon, with the goal of finding a location to relocate. We want to relocate somewhere with between 15" and 30" of rainfall , and tremendous views and riding close enough by .
Being near an area with much landscape nursery trade can be very beneficial, as that generally pays for our horses (why else would we be working?). Anyone with good suggestions, they will be very much appreciated. Many thanks.
Posted 2007-01-26 8:10 PM (#54553 - in reply to #54535) Subject: RE: Living and Riding In Central Oregon
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Posts: 671 Location: THE GREAT NORTHWET, OREGON(THE REAL GODS COUNTRY)
Welcome! Central Ore is a real growing place ! One problem is price of realestate vs pay. If you are retired and money is no problem you can find good buys away from the big citys.If not do plenty of reasearch into your line of work first and then decide where to buy.I have relatives there and have seen the realestate skyrocket.
I live on the west side,warm rain,cool rain,cold rain,showers.
Good luck! and have fun.You can do a search for Oregon jobs, and there are some newspapers on line with info.Enjoy your trip.
Living and Riding In Central Oregon
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