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Latest revision as of 02:53, 9 November 2013
Title
Bandaloop Ranch
Description
Excerpted from the website:
- The dream of Bandaloop Ranch was an accident. We were living in Coos Bay and discovered that we really liked this part of the state. We came over looking for a parcel of land to build our home on when Robert retired from the Coast Guard. We found property that we liked and had time left to kill on the trip. Lee Anne saw an ad for the COLA festival and it sounded like it would be something fun to do. There we meet Ruth Halligan, who planted the seed that we could have llamas.
Languages
English
