A new chapter and renewed hope for a better life!

[100Acre]

Beautiful property. Nice old barn. And medicinal herbal is legal in Canada. 😊
Congratulations
Caper

I quit smoking weed months ago. Due to a head cold and it made me weak and prone to sin.

 

[Admin]

 

[Headlee]

Beautiful views!!

 

[100Acre]

Looks amazing Dan! But I'm admittedly behind the times/curve, so did you keep your original wooded lot and also acquire this? Are the two far apart? Do you plan on becoming a land baron in Northern Idaho? What are the details, if I may ask?

Selling the lots in Kaniksu national Forest

 

[KCMOHondaFan]

Wow, what an absolutely beautiful place!! And love the perspective, God wants to Bless us I believe.

 

[ScottG]

Welcome from Moyie Springs, Idaho!

 

[Walterr]

What a beautiful barn. Is there room for a Honda in there?

 

[100Acre]

Welcome from Moyie Springs, Idaho!

Hey Neighbor!!! I’m in Bonners Ferry. Where can see ride around here?

 

[100Acre]

What a beautiful barn. Is there room for a Honda in there?

Not set up for a Honda pioneer. It’ll get its own space along with the excavator

 

[All_Moto]

God will sometimes close one chapter in our lives in order to open a new one. I am proud to share with all of you my new home in North Idaho. It’s a little over 10 acres. I plan on setting up my two 100’ greenhouses for growing medicinal herbals and vegetables. Besides that, I plan on growing organic wild rice in my flooded wetland fields that the creek passes through. “ The first wild rice in Idaho was introduced by duck hunters in the mid 1940s, to enhance waterfowl habitat in Benewah Lake, surrounding rivers and marshes. The project was so successful that the plant choked boat channels and dock areas. The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation was afraid it would overrun its lakes and sought bidders to harvest it. In 1982, St. Maries Wild Rice Co. was formed to harvest and process the Idaho wild rice. Each year, the Idaho Parks Dept. receives income from the harvest at Benewah Lake. That income is used to continue to restore and enhance the waterfowl habitat in Heyburn State Park where the lake is located. Dry land crops don’t do well in St. Maries because the land is so wet. There is little that farmers can grow besides hay. Wild rice offers a cash crop for local landowners, and a haven for the geese, ducks, herons and swans. Wild rice is valuable for shore birds and waterfowl as well as fur bearing animals, even deer, elk and moose. The plants are used as a brooding place for young birds. Everyone wins when wild rice is harvested in Idaho. Fishermen are benefiting by improved water access and there has been an increase in waterfowl using the areas where wild rice is grown and harvested.” I will of course do some improvements to the area prior to planting.

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Nice place man, congratulations. That barn is really cool

 

[BrentsP500]

Wow, what an awesome place. Enjoy.

 

[Idahotruckman]

God will sometimes close one chapter in our lives in order to open a new one. I am proud to share with all of you my new home in North Idaho. It’s a little over 10 acres. I plan on setting up my two 100’ greenhouses for growing medicinal herbals and vegetables. Besides that, I plan on growing organic wild rice in my flooded wetland fields that the creek passes through. “ The first wild rice in Idaho was introduced by duck hunters in the mid 1940s, to enhance waterfowl habitat in Benewah Lake, surrounding rivers and marshes. The project was so successful that the plant choked boat channels and dock areas. The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation was afraid it would overrun its lakes and sought bidders to harvest it. In 1982, St. Maries Wild Rice Co. was formed to harvest and process the Idaho wild rice. Each year, the Idaho Parks Dept. receives income from the harvest at Benewah Lake. That income is used to continue to restore and enhance the waterfowl habitat in Heyburn State Park where the lake is located. Dry land crops don’t do well in St. Maries because the land is so wet. There is little that farmers can grow besides hay. Wild rice offers a cash crop for local landowners, and a haven for the geese, ducks, herons and swans. Wild rice is valuable for shore birds and waterfowl as well as fur bearing animals, even deer, elk and moose. The plants are used as a brooding place for young birds. Everyone wins when wild rice is harvested in Idaho. Fishermen are benefiting by improved water access and there has been an increase in waterfowl using the areas where wild rice is grown and harvested.” I will of course do some improvements to the area prior to planting.

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Welcome to Idaho - Land of Famous Potatoes and perhaps soon - wild rice? What a gorgeous place! Is that an old milking barn? I live in Boise but have an acreage near Donnelly a few miles from Tamarack.
Next summer I plan to meet my 2 brothers in CDA. There's lots of awesome trails in the Wallace area us old siblings want to explore. They ride 230 Honda dirt bikes. I will ride my P500. I'm the oldest so I have "training wheels."
You have a beautiful place!

 

[All5Hondas]

oh, that barn! Congrats, looks like such an awesome place, we too are in north central Idaho, but on the prairie.....long for the trees though. Good Luck and Blessings to you!

 

[Bow4life]

Congrats on the new place, looks beautiful, wish you all the best making it your own.

 

[PJon]

Looks like a fantastic place. You’re going to be busy for quite a while. Wishing you the best.