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The Promised Land, Florida
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In August 2019 Karen and Christian, Danish vikings, pastors and settlers, bought this hidden gem located outside Orlando on 12 acres of land. The existing barn, a 12000 sqft building was overgrown, not visible from the road and ready for demolition. The owners were able to save the construction, which is now being build up to code as their new home. They call it "The Promise", and right now they live on the construction site in a camper, building on their vision, ready to welcome people who wants to pitch their tents on The Promised Land.
In August 2019 Karen and Christian, Danish vikings, pastors and settlers, bought this hidden gem located outside Orlando on 12 acres of land. The existing barn, a 12000 sqft building was overgrown, not visible from the road and ready for demolition. The owners were able to save the construction, which is now being build up to code as their new home. They call it "The Promise", and right now they live on the construction site in a camper, building on their vision, ready to welcome people who wants to pitch their tents on The Promised Land.
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