The land is a mix of white spruce, balsam fir, birch and poplar. At least two major beach terraces of red, slaty rhyolite are found at 825 and 875 feet above sea level. There are a couple of small type 6 & 7 wetlands following two minor drainages. The shallow soil is roughly two inches of silt loam then 10-12 inches clay loam to clay to bedrock of porphyritic rhyolite. So far I have seen plenty of white tail deer, rabbit, red squirrel & grey wolf. There is a huge (200 lbs) black male wolf roaming the area. The word is that a large (12 strong) pack claims turf to the Devil's Track/ Wood's Creek watersheds. They can be heard many nights.
The plan is to build a garage with apartment setup. Live in that while we save our pennies to build the timber frame that we've always dreamt of. So here's where it all begins...
"Look at all the geology, man..."
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to follow along... keep the picts coming!