I just realized that if BSA goes bankrupt, that's a great opportunity for us

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5 years down the line, IE could probably afford property

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Still saving up for the moon base

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5 years down the line, I could probably afford property

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Getting close to 5 years, and I can almost afford property.

What do y'all think of "The Lobby" by Al Jazeera on the tribe? Was

Gonna watch it

Interesting tidbit y’all so I found that one of my family members traced my family back to the 1600’s here in America

What do you guys think it would cost to buy out a BSA camp site?

I was with my sister today and she was telling me

Thicc

Depends on location, size, state of the facilities

Usable, big enough, not a weird location

The DNA tests can be useful but it’s not 1% of the joy and connection to actually researching the names and stories in your family tree. It’s a must do ASAP IMO

You could probably pick one up in the Rocky Mountain region for a fair price

IE is active in that region, too

very active

Yee. There's a really nice scout ranch not too far outside denver actually

what would "a fair price" be?

@Mitchell-TX that’s what we did

Pretty sure she said something about the Mayflower too

She’s gonna send it to me later

A couple million I'd imagine

http://www.magicskyranch.com/

That's on the high end. Price at 9.9m

I found one for 3.75 million

http://midwestrealty.com/portfolio/lost-lake/

Isn't 2320 acres massive though?

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Thats huge yeah

There are a lot of smaller weird youth camps that have land that go out of business at some point. You don't really need to buy a ranch with thousands of acres.

exactly

But we want thousands of acres, for uh, expansion

sometimes all these little Christian schools can afford their own camp sites

Whatever we do, we have to avoid buying property in northern idaho at all costs