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Post by SpyderLady on Mar 30, 2007 7:44:47 GMT -6
Tired of all the traffic..the crime rate..cost of living? This is just for you!In a modern twist on the homesteading movement that populated the Plains in the 1800s, the community of 300 people is offering 26 large lots on spruce-covered land in a part of Alaska that has spectacular views of the Northern lights and Mount McKinley, North America's highest peak. Anderson, a little town in Alaska's interior, has no gas station, no grocery store and no traffic lights, but it does have plenty of woodsy land — and it's free to anyone willing to put down roots in the often-frozen ground. And what's an occasional day of 60-below cold in a town removed from big-city ills? You do have to put up a house within two years, but among the advantages are no property taxes, state income taxes or sales tax, virtually no crime, and no traffic. You can see the city's website HERE news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070316/ap_on_re_us/free_alaska_landSo what do you think? Sound tempting? Would you be willing to move to a location such as this one? Not me! I don't care if a free house was included! I hate being cold!!!
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Post by buzzard on Mar 30, 2007 9:25:12 GMT -6
Hmmmm, might consider it if they're paying the bill to keep warm! LOL
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Post by joyce on Mar 30, 2007 12:56:30 GMT -6
They can keep Alaska. I wouldn't go there. Too cold. Now if the offer was in southern Georgia or Alabama, yea I'd go for it.
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Post by SpyderLady on Mar 30, 2007 16:57:50 GMT -6
yeah, joyce. Me too! I don't think those hurricanes are so bad after being thru so many tornados. Heck, at least you know they are coming ahead of time.
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