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<blockquote data-quote="Katpau" data-source="post: 1712505" data-attributes="member: 9933"><p>Terrain will not allow that unfortunately. There will need to be switchbacks in many locations, so I'm afraid the road might cost more than the fence. I have a guy coming to look next Saturday, so I'll know more at that time. The fence-line changes in elevation from about 700 to 1700 feet. In some places the slope is extremely steep, but that is usually for only a short distance where the fence drops over a cliff to get to a lower bench. The eastern 1/2 mile is the worse. The fence leaves the ridge and drops along a steep side-hill forest heading for the valley. Since the fence-line is what describes our property line, I would like it in the same place, but that will be a challenge. Much of the line is in the woods with some massive trees. The wire from the old fence is sometimes embedded 6 inches or more into oaks, which gives an idea of how long ago it was put up. Where it goes through confer forests it can sometimes be hard to follow. Maybe I have bitten off more than I can chew.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Katpau, post: 1712505, member: 9933"] Terrain will not allow that unfortunately. There will need to be switchbacks in many locations, so I'm afraid the road might cost more than the fence. I have a guy coming to look next Saturday, so I'll know more at that time. The fence-line changes in elevation from about 700 to 1700 feet. In some places the slope is extremely steep, but that is usually for only a short distance where the fence drops over a cliff to get to a lower bench. The eastern 1/2 mile is the worse. The fence leaves the ridge and drops along a steep side-hill forest heading for the valley. Since the fence-line is what describes our property line, I would like it in the same place, but that will be a challenge. Much of the line is in the woods with some massive trees. The wire from the old fence is sometimes embedded 6 inches or more into oaks, which gives an idea of how long ago it was put up. Where it goes through confer forests it can sometimes be hard to follow. Maybe I have bitten off more than I can chew. [/QUOTE]
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