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I'm a married guy who is a transplant from Connecticut to Oregon ( 1985 ) where I maintain a home.
Landed a great position in my field in the entertainment industry in Hollywood, CA. in 1986.
I plan to retire in 2022 and leave L.A. to be full time in OR. on my 5 acres of paradise. I plan to have a decent garden, some chickens, go fishing some and travel some.
I've got a 1976 Cub 1650 with a "Work-horse" #14 F.E.L. and a Gannon "Earth-cavator" on it.I also have a Simplicity 1100 with plow and rototiller.
Landed a great position in my field in the entertainment industry in Hollywood, CA. in 1986.
I plan to retire in 2022 and leave L.A. to be full time in OR. on my 5 acres of paradise. I plan to have a decent garden, some chickens, go fishing some and travel some.
I've got a 1976 Cub 1650 with a "Work-horse" #14 F.E.L. and a Gannon "Earth-cavator" on it.I also have a Simplicity 1100 with plow and rototiller.
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- Jim Lord