Well, after living in Austin for all of my life the city has grown too big for me. My land that I bought 20 years ago is now surrounded by subdivisions and riding requires loading the horses and hauling to someplace without major traffic. I have bought 20 acres of raw land in Fischer and have sold the clinic to my friend, Wes, who owns the convenience store next door. This particular piece of property in Fischer is right next to my cousins and they are really helping me to get it to where I can move out. When I say this is raw land I mean really raw. It did not even have an entrance much less a road. With the exception of some pasture land on the far back half it was pretty much covered in cedar. I am not talking about little cedar bushes, I am talking about huge cedar trees the size of a small house. When I talked to my neighbor about clearing the middle portion I was surprised to hear him quote a much smaller price for clearing verses clearing and stacking. I promptly chose the clearing only price figuring that with my truck and my cousin’s tractor we could certainly cover the stacking. This has proved to be one of many misconceptions. More of cedar stacking later. Madalyn