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Camp Heather, California
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Born and raised on this property, since 1969. I am very lucky to have the family home in my name. Originally it was a logging town that depended totally on forest products.
I am surrounded by Stansliouls National Forest land. I am lucky to have the West Side Trail nearby that was the original railway grade for the whole Tuolumne West Side Lumber Mill. Which is now used as a biking and hiking trail. It is very popular.
In this quaint little town that has history of logging with trains. The west side property is now home to the Black Oak Casino, which is only three miles away.
Born and raised on this property, since 1969. I am very lucky to have the family home in my name. Originally it was a logging town that depended totally on forest products.
I am surrounded by Stansliouls National Forest land. I am lucky to have the West Side Trail nearby that was the original railway grade for the whole Tuolumne West Side Lumber Mill. Which is now used as a biking and hiking trail. It is very popular.
In this quaint little town that has history of logging with trains. The west side property is now home to the Black Oak Casino, which is only three miles away.
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