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A Retirement dream?

Started by IGastaldo, 03/31/2006 10:06PM
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Posted 03/31/2006 10:06PM | Edited 03/31/2006 10:06PM Opening Post
Ivan Gastaldo
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Location: Coconut Creek FL, US

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I saw this and just thought about "how nice it would be to be able to retire to something like this..."

It is certainly one of my dreams... to be able to move to a quiet area and be able to enjoy Nature & Astronomy... (sure, I'll have to convince the wife by then...) wink

http://www.astromart.com/classifieds/details.asp?classified_id=420048



Clear skies to all! 8)
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Posted 03/31/2006 10:53PM #1
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Nice, but Colorado is not known for great seeing.
I liked the one in New Mexico on 5 acres for $129,000.
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The Eastern slope of the Rockies is known for turbulent skies.
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