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Old 10-16-2006, 05:14 PM
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Default Small Towns?

NPR is doing a story on Changing America where once again, "Experts" are talking about how life is changing. But they're just touching on the changes in Small Town America.

Specifically, they talked about all the small towns and rural areas where town populations are shrinking. Can people talk about some of these small towns and rural areas where there are "hobby farm" plots available (five to ten acres or more) and where the remaining population is open to a couple of urban black professional couple moving to?

Most seem to be in the South (good ) and Midwest (also good ... but some of them are also in the Rust Belt and even places like South Dakota.

Also, In terms of South (and North) Carolina, I'm told that the Eastern portions of the states have small, poor, predominately black farm areas. Anyone know about these?

What's open in your area?
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All kinds of land available in Aiken, Edgefield, and Orangeburg Counties. The actual location will dictate the cost per acre, anywhere from $2,500-60,000 per acre.
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