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Response was WAY more than I anticipated. My cabins can sleep 20-24 (phase 2 starts in Jan & will add more occupancy), but…would anyone be open to camping? Top of the mountain…right here, in tents, around a camp fire. The boujee people could have the cabins but a few...

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Ignore my excitement & ignore my Hoka shoes! Meet Jimmy & meet some morel mushrooms, ramps (wild leeks), chicken of the woods, ginseng. Some of my old followers know him. Why am I starting to doxx myself? I’ve talked about this retreat center I’m building and you’re ALL invited. One of the things Jimmy & I have talked about is him giving tours of the mountain. I’ll be building on 50 acres of the roughly 750 I own here. The remaining 700 will be left natural for tours with Jimmy on side by sides. And you will get the true Appalachian experience. Depending on the time of year, guests can be shown how to find ginseng and replant it so it keeps coming back every year, how to find morel mushrooms (as shown in the video). How to cook those mushrooms after you find them. See old abandoned moonshine stills on my property (as seen in the Shia Labeouf movie “Lawless”). See old cock fighting pits with rusted bleacher seating where illegal rooster fighting occurred. It won’t be some cheesy man made smoky mountain tourist shop. It will be the REAL DEAL. The true Appalachian experience. Jimmy and I went turkey hunting this morning but I’ve been turkey hunting 100 times and when he told me morel mushrooms and ginseng were popping up I told him “let’s go hunt some shrooms!”. Oh yeah, and we are going to get Jimmy certified to marry people. I’m going to build a wedding venue/business center/pavilion and he will be officiating in full camo with the smoky mountain range in the background. There isn’t much land with views left like this left and there aren’t many older guys like Jimmy who know these mountains and how to survive on them left. It’s something everyone needs to experience. I feel blessed to have come across this land and it would be selfish of me not to let others experience. This will be my life’s legacy work.

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