Sami ) writes:

At this point I am considering renting a lot on a farm or something
somewhere far inland - maybe even Mexico or Canada - and hope that I

you could launch a boat anywhere along the Hudson River.
I don't know how trendy life along the Hudson is or how much real estate
rents for up river. I do know that in this area when they zone land
agricultural it lowers the value considerably and ****es off the farmers.

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Otherwise start looking along the great lakes, tons of farmers within
walking distance of the lakes, most of them with old barns and second houses
I know a few farmers that have both the lake close by, a house to rent and
extra barns. BUT winters would be tough to work through. If your seriously
interested I can talk to a few of them located in Southern Ontario, marine
shops and home depot are 1/2 hour away.

On 27 Oct 2004 13:54:09 GMT, (William R.
Watt) wrote:

you could launch a boat anywhere along the Hudson River.

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I was thinking along that line also, perhaps the upper Hudson region
north of Poughkeeppsie. One specific location to check out is in the
vicinity of Rondout Creek near Kingston, NY. It is an interesting
combination of industrial/rural/deep water.