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Title “$19500 40 Acres in Prepper Heaven ­ the San LuisValley (Alamosa)”

Absolutely the perfect spot to put up a prepper hideaway. And cheap!

The last property on a dead­end road way off the beaten path, yet wonderfully close toconveniences by car. 6 miles down the road is a country store and gas station in the little hamletof Mosca, and big town Alamosa is just another 10 miles South of there.

Since the nearest power line is a couple miles away, there hasn't been much of anydevelopment nearby; so after the big collapse, there won't be neighbors knocking on your doorasking for food and water. And when it comes to power, this is absolutely one of the best spotsIN THE NATION for solar power! In fact, there's a huge solar farm a few miles down the roadnext to the Alligator Farm. You read that right: Alligators in the middle of the Colorado Mountains!Seems they have a geothermal well that spews out 87 degree water all day and night, and thecritters just love it. That's the other thing that might just be under this property. Never know till yadrill.

I was planning to build a $20k 50x100 steel arch building on the property­ Underground. Just diga hole, build and bury. No one would know it's there. You could attach a 50' wide arch hoopgreenhouse on one end, and kinda build up the ground a bit around it so no one could see it fromthe road; but you'd have this huge greenhouse and building. Heating and cooling would be easywith the steel building underground like that. Drill your water well right underneath or next to it ­with 40 acres you don't have to get water rights in Colorado. You just get a permit and dig a wellfor household use and irrigating up to an acre of garden.

This is an excellent location for lots of post­apocalyptic scenarios. I don't think there's anything

nearby that's worth pointing a nuke at. NORAD is on the other side of a huge range ofmountains. This gigantic valley is surrounded on all sides by the Rockies, so the hordes won't bewandering in, let alone zombies. You'll always have fresh water coming off the peaks, andfiltering through the sandy soils. You and your loved ones will have plenty to eat and drink withaquaponics in a greenhouse ­ grow fish in a tank or pond and the fish water feeds the plants.Totally independent and off­grid with your solar.

And if doomsday never happens, you're still fine! Property taxes are super cheap here, and thearea is super interesting. The acreage is bordered on the West by a huge tract of BLM land. Sopronghorn antelope hunting would certainly be a possibility. That border is also fenced, so you're25% of the way there already if you want to have animals. Right now, cattle wander around asit's not fenced. But I wouldn't plan on having more than a couple on this natural vegetation. Lotsof sage, cactus, and some tufts of grass. There's a ton of farms in the San Luis Valley, but theypretty much are all irrigated. Precipitation is very low.

Pictures are of the view standing on a little hill on the property. That's right ­ it's not totally flat likeit seems in the pictures. I'll attach a pic of the hill if this lets me attach five pix. The pictures are ofthe view East, North (with Sand Dunes National Park in view), West, and South. As you can see,the views are absolutely amazing. This ginormous deserty valley in the middle of the ColoradoRockies!

Legal description: FR NW4SW4 23­39­11Schedule Number: 513923300294­R

We are pricing this parcel at under $500 per acre for an immediate sale. Do a little research andyou will see that land in this area goes for twice as much or more. And it's going to do nothingbut go up ­ Solar is big business now.

Email for more info. We will immediately transfer title at the county upon payment arrangements.Escrow would be fine as well.

We would be willing to entertain offers, or would be happy to offer owner financing with HalfDown.

Location: Alamosa it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

Posting ID: 3789642324

Posted: 2013­05­07, 1:03AM MDT