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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 281897" data-attributes="member: 672">I can&#039;t agree more. I live in our old family ranch myself. It&#039;s been in our family for 100 years and I&#039;d never ever sell it. Agriculture and farming changed significantly in Germany unlike any other industry. Small farmers (like my granddad) stopped farming during the 70s like nearly everyone else. It&#039;s either grow or give way. It&#039;s 25 acres of meadows plus forest and a tiny lake. The cattle is gone, the old ranch house has been rebuilt by my father with two flats and it&#039;s just beautiful. The more I think of it - my father&#039;s love for the land resembles that of Miss Ellie&#039;s. The difficult times, episodes during the war and all these stories about the people could fill a book easily. I could never sell it. It&#039;d kill my father. I&#039;m glad they never did a plot about the Ewings losing Southfork, not even temporarily.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 281897, member: 672"] I can't agree more. I live in our old family ranch myself. It's been in our family for 100 years and I'd never ever sell it. Agriculture and farming changed significantly in Germany unlike any other industry. Small farmers (like my granddad) stopped farming during the 70s like nearly everyone else. It's either grow or give way. It's 25 acres of meadows plus forest and a tiny lake. The cattle is gone, the old ranch house has been rebuilt by my father with two flats and it's just beautiful. The more I think of it - my father's love for the land resembles that of Miss Ellie's. The difficult times, episodes during the war and all these stories about the people could fill a book easily. I could never sell it. It'd kill my father. I'm glad they never did a plot about the Ewings losing Southfork, not even temporarily. [/QUOTE]

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