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LAND OFFERED

V For Sale: 116 acres (more
or less) on beautiful hillside
overlooking Waits River in
Bradford, VT. For more infor-
mation, contact Peggy Hackett
at (619) 296 4185 or Diane
Barber at (802) 222 5714.
(11/00)

V Shaftsbury, Vermont
mini-farm. 10 1/2 acres.
Spectacular views. Wrap
around porch, den, master
b.r.suite, 2 additional b.rms, 2
1/2 baths. L.R. with cathedral
ceiling and wood stove. Open
D.R.—K a cook’s paradise,
wonderful for entertaining.
Wide board floors. 500 gallon
4 zone oil heat. 2-story heated
barn, 3 bay carriage house,
goat house. Beautifully land-
scaped with thousands of
perennials. Located in prime
horse country. Professional
area. Private, private, private.
Amtrak accessible to N.Y.C.
soon. Shopping, skiing close
by.$249,000. Winters: Oct-
May 305-293-1974 (12/00)

V Housemate wanted
(Williston). Great home on 3
country acres for a neat and
responsible female. Easy
access to hiking, biking, ski
trails, yet just 15 runs to
Burlington. Gay-friendly
household with one dog and
one cat. No additional pets,
please. $400/mo + 1/3 share of
utils. Call Dee @ 865-1373
days, 878-0573 eves. (11/00)

V 1880 one-room school-
house overlooks Connecticut
River in quaint Vermont town
2 doors down from world
famous Rabbit Hill Inn. Phone
1-800-483-8626 for info or e
mail taflocks@jps.net (12/00)

LIVING SITLIATIDNS
WANTED

V Burlington-bound Texan
with nice dog needs furnished
living accommodations
through April, 2001. Neat,
non-smoking responsible,
quiet, female. Leave a message
at (800) 445 1732 (F259628).
(11/00)

V Share or apartment want-
ed. GWM mid30s with well-
trained dog seeks Burlington
area for 2nd residence.
Employment and home in NY
631-537-1160 cell 516-604-
4460 (1 1/00).

FOR SALE

V For Sale 1990 Toyota
Hilux Pickup. White, 4-speed,
alarm, cassette deck, bedliner.
1 owner, well-maintained. Was
in South for its first 2 years.
170K. Asking $2500 or best
offer. Call Kate at 655-0857.
(12/00)

PERSONALS

V Mature professional
women hoping to meet women
in the Bennington area. Loves
outdoors, animals, movies or
theatre, travel and just doing a
variety of things. E-mail
cats 1 dogsO@webtv.net.
(ll/00)

V My Dearest Jeeves, the
service you’ve provided for
over a year now is top-notch.
The quality, care, and love
you’ve shown me is like no
other. I absolutely love you and

am your biggest fan. Yours
Always, Bug (ll/00)

V Looking for lesbians in
the southern part of the state
who love horses as much as I
do. Maybe to talk to or get
together to share information. I
am 48 yrs. old and my dream
of owning a horse just came
true last year. E-mail me if
interested in talking. My e-
mail address is
annabell115@hotmail.com.
(ll/00)

V Gay male couple desires

November 2000 I Out in the Mountains [31

= gayity =

to relocate to Vt. Seeking
information on employment in
the Burlington area. He #1 12
years electromechanical tech-
nician experience. He #2 cur-
rently enrolled in college level
course in computer network-
ing. Can someone correspond
with us and “take us under
your wing” (.not financially)
and help us. become part of
your community. E-mail to
bill_lind1ey@yahoo.com. Any
help and good vibes appreciat-
ed. (03/00)

V 2 Gals who want to move

to VT. We are a Lesbian couple
living‘ in CA and are interested
in moving to VT (most likely
the Burlington area). We have
family nearby and are hoping
to establish a few connections
before we move. We would
love to hear from anyone in
VT. Please email us at tristen-
heitz@yahoo.com (11/00)

V Congrats on starting your
own scoop shop—you know
who you are. Love, your char-
ter fan club member.

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