We purchased Jackrabbit, the five acre parcel we currently reside on in our original homestead cabin and small farm in 2012 after a long, exhausting year of looking for a residence in Los Angeles. Read more...
We purchased Jackrabbit, the five acre parcel we currently reside on in our original homestead cabin and small farm in 2012 after a long, exhausting year of looking for a residence in Los Angeles. The following year we purchased the adjacent raw, undeveloped five acres to the east of Jackrabbit. It was being sold by a very interesting fellow, a Yogi and self-proclaimed mysticist who explained to us the very intriguing story of the Landers Vortex, the three converging subterranean rivers that intersect at the base of what is now the Integratron. He was a very engaging and interesting fellow and we decided to name those five acres in his honor.
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We purchased Jackrabbit, the five acre parcel we currently reside on in our original homestead cabin and small farm in 2012 after a long, exhausting year of looking for a residence in Los Angeles. Read more...
We purchased Jackrabbit, the five acre parcel we currently reside on in our original homestead cabin and small farm in 2012 after a long, exhausting year of looking for a residence in Los Angeles. The following year we purchased the adjacent raw, undeveloped five acres to the east of Jackrabbit. It was being sold by a very interesting fellow, a Yogi and self-proclaimed mysticist who explained to us the very intriguing story of the Landers Vortex, the three converging subterranean rivers that intersect at the base of what is now the Integratron. He was a very engaging and interesting fellow and we decided to name those five acres in his honor.