The risks (volcano, earthquake, and earthquakes caused by
volcanic activity) almost killed the deal.
But I dug deeper on those points and discovered that while the area is
considered “seismically active” quite rightly, “seismic activity” isn’t always
(and in that region most usually isn’t) strong enough for people to feel, let
alone enough to cause property damage.
And the UCRB hasn’t had issues with flows (of any kind) from either
closest volcano and will continue not to because the geography protects it.
It is a perfect little pocket of awesome. And that matters when looking for the place
that might become the location of the ancestral home.
So: learning more about everything so that next year we are
ready. Since we want acreage (not just a
house in a suburb) but aren’t fooling ourselves that we are going to be
farmers, the term “hobby farm” starts showing up.
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