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Farm and Forest, Kentucky
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This land has previously been "Bryan View horse Stables", a tobacco farm, and a hay farm. We acquired the land in 2017, and have been making it our own and enjoying it ever since. We have blazed trails through the woods for hiking, created canpsites with fire rings, farmed hay and grown various vegetables for self consumption, and will soon have a small number of cattle. We love the proximity of the farm to town, yet the seclusion we feel when we are out there.
This land has previously been "Bryan View horse Stables", a tobacco farm, and a hay farm. We acquired the land in 2017, and have been making it our own and enjoying it ever since. We have blazed trails through the woods for hiking, created canpsites with fire rings, farmed hay and grown various vegetables for self consumption, and will soon have a small number of cattle. We love the proximity of the farm to town, yet the seclusion we feel when we are out there.
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