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Tulgey Wood, Arizona
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This 40 acres has been in our family for 3 generations. It was former ranching land and has been host to many holiday camping trips. Once the property came into my hands, it has become my home. I live with the land and give back to my community. This is a remote area with primitive camping and all that entails. We love the remote-ness. It is not for everyone. This land was part of a northern migration by nomadic hunter and gatherers and has continued to be an unofficial northern migration route for people through time.
This 40 acres has been in our family for 3 generations. It was former ranching land and has been host to many holiday camping trips. Once the property came into my hands, it has become my home. I live with the land and give back to my community. This is a remote area with primitive camping and all that entails. We love the remote-ness. It is not for everyone. This land was part of a northern migration by nomadic hunter and gatherers and has continued to be an unofficial northern migration route for people through time.
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