Anyone live around Redding Ca.
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Anyone live around Redding Ca.
Hey all, were looking for a potential retirement/relocation area and are considering the Redding/Weaverville/Yreka area of Kali but really dont know the scoop on the area particulars. Things like water, climate,snowfall,etc. were looking for some property, minium of 5 acres, more like 20 to 100 in a rolling hills type terrain, water has to be at least 10GPM well,Off grid possibly, some snow is OK but not 5' for several months. Hopes are to run a small horse rescue/ranch type setup. OK to be a ways from civilazition 30+ miles, small town near would be OK(fuel and beer stuff). Dosent have to have a dwelling on it but a crusty old house or barn would be nice. Well put a mobile or?? later. Any ideas???? or advice???
Were heading that way this weekend for another look around and some fishing, ye ha!!!!!!!!!
Were heading that way this weekend for another look around and some fishing, ye ha!!!!!!!!!
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Stop in at J & H Performance in the Redding area. Their address is on the sites home page. They might be able to point you out to some nice spots.
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I grew up in Redding area and if it wasn't for it being in California I would move back when I retired from the AF. The valley does get snow once in awhile and it last for a week tops. The winter lows can get in the 20s and the summer highs can get to 120s. Most of the time it is a very comfortable area climate was. Weaverville and Yreka are higher in elevation and will get more snow. All of the area if is nice.
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