Back From Woodstock, But Not For Long...

[foggymountain]

...because I just bought a house there. It is in town, walking distance from everything. Not enough room for a scramble track, or a rifle range Instead of an Indian or a Triumph I will have to settle for a bicycle. This is a very mellow town. It is hard to believe people can be so nice. Some pictures of the house enclosed. The first is the back, the second the separate art studio. And the pictures of my scandalously young wife are attached.







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[4dotsasieni]

Cool, Foggy -- I had a friend move there recently, and he echoes your sentiments about the town and people.

 

[irwinmetro]

Wow congrats Foggy, looks like an awesome blend modern comfort and old charm. And if those junipers produce berries, maybe some bathtub gin will follow.

 

[plateauguy]

Looks like an incredible choice, congratulations! (I was talking about your wife, but the house is nice too)

 

[instymp]

congrats on your new digs. To both of you.

 

[foggymountain]

The real estate taxes on this house are not too bad. Woodstock has 8% sales tax.

 

[crazypipe]

Very nice looking home.

 

[pruss]

:clap:
Congrats Foggy! That's great news.
I know from your earlier posts that Woodstock has been a special place for you. How does it feel to be making the move to a more permanent residence there?
-- Pat

 

[radio807]

Congratulations, and my sincere wishes to you and your wife for many happy years up there.

 

[ssjones]

Congratulations! That sure looks wonderful. I think being in town will be very convenient. Let me know when you make the move.

 

[numbersix]

Congrats Bruce - that's a great looking place. Welcome to the country life!