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Archived Information Folder:
As I start to get busy - this folder will contain all the "old notes and pictures" and any other Old News that may of been "new, fresh and exciting" at one time. This folder will get bigger as the days fly by and the projects are completed. If you cant find an article, announcement or news item that you seen on this website previously... check the ARCHIVE folder. Everything from the NEWS folders and HOME (etc.,) page will all be ending up here sooner or later!

• ~ Family Reunion ~~ OMC Kapming Trip ~BOTH SUCCESSFUL EVENTS -  Family Picnic Success -

  Around 30 family members made the day trip out to Shady Grove 
  Also the Summer OMC KAMPING WAS GREAT NO RAIN 2 NIGHTS WE HAD ALL THE BEER AND FOOD YOU EVER WANTED
  
  
• Sunday 8/13 /17 ....I am going up for the DAY ONLY - Leaving Portland 9AM
• First Overnight Camp out ... still being planed - Check Back Here Soon!
  
• My 100 watt solar kit and 12-volt battery arrived today (A picture is in the Picture Album)
• 8/10/17 Closing Papers signed, wired the Escrow company 5,600 dollars 
• Closing Papers will be signed on August 4th 2017  (turns out it was a week later)
• 6-K Down payment - 200$ monthly - Final Balloon in 5 Years
• First Overnight Camp out will be posted here (2nd week in August?) - TBD
• Contacted Fire Department on Aug 1st regarding permits for Campfires (Regulation and rules) See next bullet Item for their reply (Fire pits need to be inspected before being used)
• Recreational campfires are allowed if built in approved fire pits in designated campgrounds, such as those typically found in local, county, and state parks and in commercial campgrounds. On private land, campfires may be approved in fire pits with the landowner’s permission if built in the following manner:

  · In a metal, stone or masonry-lined fire pit, such as those seen in approved campgrounds.· Not exceeding three feet in diameter.· Have an area of at least 10 feet around the campfire cleared of all flammable material and have at least 30 feet of clearance from overhead fuels (such as tree limbs).· Attended at all times by a responsible person at least 16 years old with the ability and tools to extinguish the fire, such as a shovel and either five gallons of water or a connected and charged water hose.

• Still waiting for the Title Company to get their information and documents ready for me to sign. They are running behind schedule...I am still waiting as of 8.4.17

•  8.4.17 We have decide to use a PROPANE fire-pit & skip having an inspector come out to look at a traditional fire pit install. PROPANE will be safer and it is not required we notify the Fire Dept.

•  2017 IS NOW HERE scroll up