What a great gift to you and family, that you had the opportunities there in the past. I can only imagine how hard it must be for the in-laws to sell... Maybe they can ask any prospective buyer if they would continue to allow your family some hunting rights on the land? Who know...maybe a new owner would welcome you...especially if you offer up that 'slave labor' periodically. Don't give up hope. There are some good people around - and I hope someone like that purchases the property...and you have a chance to discuss with them your family traditions there. Couldn't hurt to ask Take care Great Pictures by the way!
These kinds of stories are gonna become more and more common. It's sad but inevitable. I'm buying lottery tickets in hopes that I'll be able to afford my slice of heaven.
Wow, that is very tough. Such beautiful country up there. You are tearing the scab of access long lost. Like others have said remember the times you had and great memories you made.
Boy do I know your feelings. Just today on my way to hunt Monday and Tuesday I went down Ohm Road which is off Hahn Road. Just passed RHC we had 600 acres which was leased by Olamn cannery. Great times with my brother in law who passed in 2015 and my duck hunting buddy for many years. Very sad when I think about it which is often
Been experiencing some of this myself. Time passages. Often one doesn't know how good one has it until it's gone. I sure didn't.
I was lucky enough as a kid to hunt and fish at a club in Limantour estero. Deer, quail, sharks, oysters, then the park service took it away.
