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There is only one thing to do: SELL the place, and go find land where there are NO "municipal ordinances", NO CCRs, and NO HOA!
Yes, such a place is difficult to find. But, there are some left. Search for them.
Wow. That sucks! Though I do have to say, in that picture, that looks awfully mountainous in the background to be Florida. I realize that there is a portion of the state that is a bit hilly, but that looks more like the Appalachian foothills that we see here in southeast Ohio to a degree, and even more so in PA.
Wow. That sucks! Though I do have to say, in that picture, that looks awfully mountainous in the background to be Florida. I realize that there is a portion of the state that is a bit hilly, but that looks more like the Appalachian foothills that we see here in southeast Ohio to a degree, and even more so in PA.
Well, here's the picture from the original source:
Wow. That sucks! Though I do have to say, in that picture, that looks awfully mountainous in the background to be Florida. I realize that there is a portion of the state that is a bit hilly, but that looks more like the Appalachian foothills that we see here in southeast Ohio to a degree, and even more so in PA.
I didn't know cottonwood trees grew in Florida, either.
Wow. That sucks! Though I do have to say, in that picture, that looks awfully mountainous in the background to be Florida. I realize that there is a portion of the state that is a bit hilly, but that looks more like the Appalachian foothills that we see here in southeast Ohio to a degree, and even more so in PA.
The image isn't the garden. If you look at the article it shows the image comes from the organic garden page on wikipedia, so its not the garden of the Florida couple.
Wow. That sucks! Though I do have to say, in that picture, that looks awfully mountainous in the background to be Florida. I realize that there is a portion of the state that is a bit hilly, but that looks more like the Appalachian foothills that we see here in southeast Ohio to a degree, and even more so in PA.
I agree with you -- I was born and raised in FL, and am back there 4 times a year. This doesn't look like ANY part of FL I have ever been in, even in the Panhandle.
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