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You mean Malheur? Put a resort on the National Wildlife refuge? I don't think so.
Nor do I think a lot of the people who live in Burns would appreciate "wet siders" trying to come up with ways to increase population or tourism. I did field work out in the Alvord and the Steens and most people out that way like things just the way they are. It's beautiful in a wild and lonely way.
I'm pretty sure that something like 60-70% of the land in Harney and Malheur County is owned by the Feds (BLM) anyway.
Last edited by PNW-type-gal; 08-07-2007 at 05:25 PM..
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