Posted by bruster on November 25, 2008 at 05:27:03 from (75.179.42.48):
In Reply to: There goes the farm posted by sad-ex-farmer on November 24, 2008 at 20:12:04:
When grandma had to go to a good nursing home, a tug of war rose between my dad and his 3 brothers. Dad and bro#2 wanted to buy the 100a. farm and work it. Brothers#1 & 3 argued that #2 & 4 Would strip the 50a of hardwoods. They ended up selling to a lawyer, who cut all the trees down. 21 years later, I can walk, into where the trees were. The once open fields are grown up, the older hardwood acreage is scrub land. My father , not wanting me to fight over his 50a with my sis, changed his will, so the acreage would pass to me after he is gone. Growing up on a farm, creating memories, vesting yourself into it, is what tears you up so much when family acreage is sold.
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