Comments for Colorado Land for Sale - Colorado Property http://www.adobegold.com Colorado Mountain Real Estate, Homes, Ranches, Property, Acreage and Land Sun, 04 Dec 2011 03:26:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= Comment on New Listing 38 acres on Highway 12 by Michelle Gibson http://www.adobegold.com/blog/new-listing-38-acres/#comment-141 Michelle Gibson Sun, 04 Dec 2011 03:26:33 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/?p=3190#comment-141 Wow! What an amazing view Wow! What an amazing view

]]> Comment on Listings Map by A New Map of our Listings in Southern Colorado http://www.adobegold.com/listings-map/#comment-37 A New Map of our Listings in Southern Colorado Sat, 09 Apr 2011 13:19:40 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/?page_id=2178#comment-37 [...] Google Map of our Listings [...] [...] Google Map of our Listings [...]

]]> Comment on Lago Vistas by New Listings - 5 Acre Parcels near Colorado City Colorado http://www.adobegold.com/listings/lago-vistas/#comment-34 New Listings - 5 Acre Parcels near Colorado City Colorado Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:49:41 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/?p=1833#comment-34 [...] have some information here on this website for Lago Vistas and we will also be updating and enhancing the website at LagoVistas.com Save this Page or Share [...] [...] have some information here on this website for Lago Vistas and we will also be updating and enhancing the website at LagoVistas.com Save this Page or Share [...]

]]> Comment on National Forests, State Land and BLM Land by National Forests and BLM in Southern Colorado http://www.adobegold.com/area-information/national-forests-state-land-and-blm-land/#comment-27 National Forests and BLM in Southern Colorado Wed, 24 Nov 2010 22:41:39 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/#comment-27 [...] National Forests, State Land and BLM Land [...] [...] National Forests, State Land and BLM Land [...]

]]> Comment on Mountain Home Living – Views from the Back Yard by Wildlife from a Mountain Home Backyard | Trinidadco.com Blog http://www.adobegold.com/area-information/southern-colorado-area-photos/mountain-home-living-views-from-the-back-yard/#comment-23 Wildlife from a Mountain Home Backyard | Trinidadco.com Blog Tue, 09 Nov 2010 21:22:57 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/#comment-23 [...] of a black bear bathing in their fish pond. He sure looks to be enjoying himself doesn’t he. Take a look at the rest of the photos here Photos from a Mountain Home Backyard [...] [...] of a black bear bathing in their fish pond. He sure looks to be enjoying himself doesn’t he. Take a look at the rest of the photos here Photos from a Mountain Home Backyard [...]

]]> Comment on Mountain Home Living – Views from the Back Yard by Views from a Colorado Mountain Backyard http://www.adobegold.com/area-information/southern-colorado-area-photos/mountain-home-living-views-from-the-back-yard/#comment-22 Views from a Colorado Mountain Backyard Tue, 09 Nov 2010 20:34:26 +0000 http://www.adobegold.com/#comment-22 [...] Mountain Home Living – Views from the Back Yard [...] [...] Mountain Home Living – Views from the Back Yard [...]

]]> Comment on Hunting and Fishing by Plaza de la Vista Tract 1 — Adobe Gold Properties http://www.adobegold.com/area-information/hunting-and-fishing/#comment-15 Plaza de la Vista Tract 1 — Adobe Gold Properties Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:11:45 +0000 http://www.adobegold.org/?page_id=164#comment-15 [...] Ranch EstatesMineral RightsColorado Water InfoArea InfoHotels – Where to StayLocal WeatherHunting and FishingTrinidad ColoradoLocal State ParksHighway of LegendsArea PhotosFinancingLand Financing [...] [...] Ranch EstatesMineral RightsColorado Water InfoArea InfoHotels – Where to StayLocal WeatherHunting and FishingTrinidad ColoradoLocal State ParksHighway of LegendsArea PhotosFinancingLand Financing [...]

]]> Comment on Living with Bears in the Colorado Mountains by Pam Colander http://www.adobegold.com/blog/living-with-bears-in-the-colorado-mountains/#comment-11 Pam Colander Wed, 29 Jul 2009 18:34:38 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=91#comment-11 Since moving into our new home on Santa Fe Trail Ranch in December 2008, we have naturally seen many wild animals. I'd like to share two incidences involving bears and mountain lions. We were driving from our home at about 6:30pm in May 2009. Less than a quarter mile from home we saw two reddish blurs streak in opposite directions in front of our slow moving car. Turns out it was TWO mountains lions. Certainly made us aware of their close proximity! About two weeks ago we were preparing to leave for Denver for a wedding. We were gone for 4 days and upon our return we saw our empty platform feeder torn from the deck railing, an empty wire bird feeder suspended from a shephards hook attached to our high deck destroyed, a hummingbird feeder that had 1 inch of nectar left on the ground, and a swallows nest box ripped from the trunk of a pine tree. Didn't take any detective work to know we'd had a bear visit. The muddy pawprints all over the deck and railing confirmed that! Totally my fault for leaving them out even though they were empty or nearly so. Two days later Mama bear and one cub paid us another visit in the early evening as we sat on our deck. They ran for the hills upon seeing us. Four days later, also early evening, they revisited and got several blasts from an airhorn which sent them up trees and finally away. It's been about a week and a half with no more visits but we have come out of this much wiser than we thought we were. Even if feeders are empty it can be enough to cause some bears to investigate closer than is comfortable. The bears have taught these humans to be smarter in bear country! Since moving into our new home on Santa Fe Trail Ranch in December 2008, we have naturally seen many wild animals. I’d like to share two incidences involving bears and mountain lions. We were driving from our home at about 6:30pm in May 2009. Less than a quarter mile from home we saw two reddish blurs streak in opposite directions in front of our slow moving car. Turns out it was TWO mountains lions. Certainly made us aware of their close proximity! About two weeks ago we were preparing to leave for Denver for a wedding. We were gone for 4 days and upon our return we saw our empty platform feeder torn from the deck railing, an empty wire bird feeder suspended from a shephards hook attached to our high deck destroyed, a hummingbird feeder that had 1 inch of nectar left on the ground, and a swallows nest box ripped from the trunk of a pine tree. Didn’t take any detective work to know we’d had a bear visit. The muddy pawprints all over the deck and railing confirmed that! Totally my fault for leaving them out even though they were empty or nearly so. Two days later Mama bear and one cub paid us another visit in the early evening as we sat on our deck. They ran for the hills upon seeing us. Four days later, also early evening, they revisited and got several blasts from an airhorn which sent them up trees and finally away. It’s been about a week and a half with no more visits but we have come out of this much wiser than we thought we were. Even if feeders are empty it can be enough to cause some bears to investigate closer than is comfortable. The bears have taught these humans to be smarter in bear country!

]]> Comment on There is a New Law Allowing Rainwater Collection in Colorado by Dave http://www.adobegold.com/blog/there-is-a-new-law-allowing-rainwater-collection-in-colorado-2/#comment-12 Dave Wed, 22 Jul 2009 18:45:52 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=96#comment-12 Thanks for your detailed research and quick update to your post. It sounds like this will be applicable and beneficial to many of the residents in your area. Thanks for your detailed research and quick update to your post. It sounds like this will be applicable and beneficial to many of the residents in your area.

]]> Comment on In Colorado you can not collect rain water… by Adobe Gold Properties http://www.adobegold.com/blog/in-colorado-you-can-not-collect-rain-water/#comment-10 Adobe Gold Properties Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:21:07 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=88#comment-10 Dave, Thanks very much for sharing this info. This is great news...I totally missed this recent ruling by the State. There are some restrictions, but it looks like many people will now be able to collect their rain water in Colorado. I will do a new post soon with this new information. Again I do appreciate your comment and for sharing this info! Charlie Dave,

Thanks very much for sharing this info. This is great news…I totally missed this recent ruling by the State. There are some restrictions, but it looks like many people will now be able to collect their rain water in Colorado. I will do a new post soon with this new information. Again I do appreciate your comment and for sharing this info! Charlie

]]> Comment on In Colorado you can not collect rain water… by Dave http://www.adobegold.com/blog/in-colorado-you-can-not-collect-rain-water/#comment-9 Dave Tue, 21 Jul 2009 15:51:06 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=88#comment-9 Actually Colorado just passed a new law that it is now legal to collect rainwater in many instances. I think the law just went into effect on July 1. Here is a link to a New York Times story on it: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/29/us/29rain.html?_r=1&ref=todayspaper. You will need to check with the state to find out what the actual restrictions are. Actually Colorado just passed a new law that it is now legal to collect rainwater in many instances. I think the law just went into effect on July 1. Here is a link to a New York Times story on it: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/29/us/29rain.html?_r=1&ref=todayspaper. You will need to check with the state to find out what the actual restrictions are.

]]> Comment on Would you believe…a herd of Elk in our Horse Round pen? by kim http://www.adobegold.com/blog/would-you-believe-a-herd-of-elk-in-our-horses-round-pen/#comment-8 kim Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:34:41 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=57#comment-8 Never knew you were from Florida. Do you understand now why I am like I am? Can you see why we are doing everything in our power to get to Colorado? It's almost here for us. Do you think we will sell F-41 this season? Heh! how about some new pictures? Can't wait for it to happen. k Never knew you were from Florida. Do you understand now why I am like I am? Can you see why we are doing everything in our power to get to Colorado? It’s almost here for us. Do you think we will sell F-41 this season? Heh! how about some new pictures? Can’t wait for it to happen. k

]]> Comment on Find Your Property Pins and Corners using a Compass by Adobe Gold Properties http://www.adobegold.com/blog/find-your-property-pins-and-corners-using-a-compass/#comment-6 Adobe Gold Properties Sun, 22 Mar 2009 16:33:27 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=8#comment-6 Raymond, Good question. I am sure that this can be a concern especially if its smaller acreage and easily seen. The problem that I have seen is that if corner pins are not given some attention they tend to be hard to find. The brush and trees will make them hard to find and in some cases it will take a survey to locate them. So having them marked where they are easy to find is not a bad thing. And I never thought about a corner pin this way "Those corner pins are not his property to paint are they? " but I would think that the corner pins are jointly owned by all property owners that the pin marks their respective corners. Usually this is not an issue except in a case where it might be an eyesore such as this. You might get in touch with your neighbor and ask him if you could agree to continue to make these visible but maybe a different way. You want to preserve them and make sure they visible and that they are not moved also. Let me know what you figure out. Raymond,

Good question. I am sure that this can be a concern especially if its smaller acreage and easily seen. The problem that I have seen is that if corner pins are not given some attention they tend to be hard to find. The brush and trees will make them hard to find and in some cases it will take a survey to locate them. So having them marked where they are easy to find is not a bad thing. And I never thought about a corner pin this way “Those corner pins are not his property to paint are they? ” but I would think that the corner pins are jointly owned by all property owners that the pin marks their respective corners. Usually this is not an issue except in a case where it might be an eyesore such as this. You might get in touch with your neighbor and ask him if you could agree to continue to make these visible but maybe a different way. You want to preserve them and make sure they visible and that they are not moved also. Let me know what you figure out.

]]> Comment on Find Your Property Pins and Corners using a Compass by raymond kent http://www.adobegold.com/blog/find-your-property-pins-and-corners-using-a-compass/#comment-5 raymond kent Mon, 16 Mar 2009 23:39:00 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=8#comment-5 hello, i have a neighbor that paints the corner property markers of our lots bright orange. Those corner pins are not his property to paint are they? please advise asap, this is a very unsightly problem. thanks. hello, i have a neighbor that paints the corner property markers of our lots bright orange. Those corner pins are not his property to paint are they?

please advise asap, this is a very unsightly problem.

thanks.

]]> Comment on Things to consider when thinking of Purchasing Mountain Property in Colorado by Thornton Colorado Real Estate http://www.adobegold.com/blog/things-to-consider-when-thinking-of-purchasing-mountain-property-in-colorado/#comment-7 Thornton Colorado Real Estate Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:51:59 +0000 http://blog.adobegold.com/?p=21#comment-7 Buying land property is not really easy as other think. It takes time to process and there is a lot of things to be consider with.So before you buy property read this post first.It will help you a lot. -Audrey Buying land property is not really easy as other think. It takes time to process and there is a lot of things to be consider with.So before you buy property read this post first.It will help you a lot.

-Audrey

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