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Dream Acres Homestead, Washington
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My dream at 8 years of age was to have my horse in my own backyard. This dream finally came true when we moved out to Central Washington over 3 years ago (thanks to the husband getting a teaching job out here).
We have bunnies, two goats, sheep and a Scottish Highlander (Momma Betty), her heifer cow (Soda Pop) and bull calf (Franklin).
We are just on the outskirts of town and on the West side of Observatory Hill. We have the ONLY public observatory in the Pacific Northwest. It was built in 1973 and over the last 2+ years received a major renovation. Both our town and our county have light ordinances aimed at protecting the dark sky that have been in place since the early 1980s. Seeing all of the stars, and many times planets, are just breathtaking. If it's a full moon night or even nearly full moon, it lights up the sky.
My dream at 8 years of age was to have my horse in my own backyard. This dream finally came true when we moved out to Central Washington over 3 years ago (thanks to the husband getting a teaching job out here).
We have bunnies, two goats, sheep and a Scottish Highlander (Momma Betty), her heifer cow (Soda Pop) and bull calf (Franklin).
We are just on the outskirts of town and on the West side of Observatory Hill. We have the ONLY public observatory in the Pacific Northwest. It was built in 1973 and over the last 2+ years received a major renovation. Both our town and our county have light ordinances aimed at protecting the dark sky that have been in place since the early 1980s. Seeing all of the stars, and many times planets, are just breathtaking. If it's a full moon night or even nearly full moon, it lights up the sky.
We love our little oasis, and we'd love to share it with others.
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