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Hi Terri,
There are a couple of small lakes by the golf course (man made lakes) and they stock them with fish. No hiking trails in Timberon but a lot of places to walk and hike in the woods and the roads but there are a lot of hiking trails between here and Cloudcroft.
Where do you live now? Hope your house sells soon.
I do drum and would love to find people to drum with or use another percussion instrument. Great spiritual experiences especially drumming and being close to nature.
The people on this forum are also very helpful in answering questions and the ones I've met in person are very nice people.
Cheryl
well i just got back from my adventure in timberonm it was great. relaxing and peaceful. and everyone more then helpful. i still dont know for sure on where my lot starts and stops. but ill get a gps and figure it out. the survery want 850 to 900 dollars. but i put on about 130 miles on my fourwheeler looking and exploring everything. it was good. and cant wait to get back up there.
does anyone know of any survey places. the one i called is the one roberts reality gave me
I don't know of any surveyers but the one Robert's Realty gave you would be your best bet.
They are full of information.
Chilegal might know of someone and will probably chime in later if she does.
well i just got back from my adventure in timberonm it was great. relaxing and peaceful. and everyone more then helpful. i still dont know for sure on where my lot starts and stops. but ill get a gps and figure it out. the survery want 850 to 900 dollars. but i put on about 130 miles on my fourwheeler looking and exploring everything. it was good. and cant wait to get back up there.
does anyone know of any survey places. the one i called is the one roberts reality gave me
Hi:
our Realtor - out of CloudCroft gave us a guy that I think charged about $450 to do our lot. If you are still looking - I'll see if I can find is name again.
Joyce
GPS or surveyers are your best bet. But one note there should be metal stakes in the ground on each corner of the lot. You may need a metal detector to find them.
Jane
i was wondering if anyone knew how to read the degrees north and south and stuff on the plot maps??
Type them into Google maps (maps.google.com) or Google Earth (free, but big download). Or use a GPS program. I got pretty close this way, was able to find some half-buried markers that were supposed gone.
Even the cheapest GPS will let you find co-ordinates, no need to buy the best one.
The advantage to using Google Earth is that you can pan around and look at the property from different angles. I printed a view from about 250 feet up to give to the witcher when I was looking at a property, and he got some pretty good ideas from that on where to start looking.
I need to get off my shorts and leave Tucson, where the wages are low and the rents high. Then I'll stop worrying and have more time to post.
Still have some things to figure out and then I'm packing.
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