Re: Mountain Bird Ranch -- Reach Haven Postcard

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Subject: Re: Mountain Bird Ranch

Author:
Kelly

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Date Posted: 05/24/05 5:21am
In reply to: Mainer 's message, "Re: Mountain Bird Ranch" on 05/23/05 8:32pm

I�m sorry Mainer, I didn�t mean to be cryptic in my earlier post. I�m just a bit lazy sometimes. When I mentioned ROS, I was talking about the River of Souls message board. I assumed anyone reading here would probably know of it. It�s Greg�s site � one of the few dan boards left. It�s real, and there are good people there. And the Joshua site I was talking about, is just a real estate management company - the local firm that�s handling the ranch listing for Christies. It�s called Joshua & Co. There are some additional photos of the house there.

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Mainer
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Date Posted: 05/25/05 11:31pm

Dear Kelly,
Thanks for the tip regarding the additional photos on the
Joshua & Co. site. Very interesting to see Dan's deer head above his fireplace. I wonder if Mr. or Ms. Deer has a name? Somehow a deer head on the wall seems a little bit out of character for such a sensitive soul, especially one who supports the World Wildlife Fund. But then again, if you are a guy from Illinois, you may take great pride in "getting your deer" and displaying it (my dad is one of those guys.) There must be a story behind Dan's deer head on the wall. Maybe someone will see this post and answer this question.