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Story Lead: Okanogan County, the next hot spot?

By Jen Leo | Permalink | 1 comment | March 31st, 2006 | Trackback

cascade1.jpgHey everybody, I’ve never done much in the way of story leads for writers. But I want to start. If something cool crosses my path, I’m going to pass it on.

Today’s Topic: Okanogan County
I was talking to a friend of mine the other day who bought a bundle of cheap land up in a gorgeous section of Washington. It’s called Okanogan Country. There’s a guy named Jim Platt who is selling off parcels of land and apparently he’s nice and well liked in the area. The kind of guy that buyers stay friends with. The area is nestled between the Rocky Mountains to the East and the Cascade Mountains to the West. Tonasket is the closest town, Spokane is the nearest big city, and beautiful Leavenworth is right nearby. When my friend showed me the websites I was drooling. Can you imagine having your own 20 acres with a sweeping mountain view and a creek running through it for less than $60k? Plus 300 days of sunshine? Wow.

About Okanogan County
Where and How to Buy Land in Okanogan (Tell Jim you heard about it right here on Written Road)

My friend also said that there are a lot of young couples moving up there, and that’s what made me think story angle. Suddenly, I wondered if it had ever been on one of those Outside Best Places to Live articles. Or, if maybe, this was the new new.

Story leads?
Properties for Sale
Pacific Northwest Summer Getaway
Outdoor Activities
Ag Tourism

If you go, have fun! If you write about it, send me the article. If you buy some land, tell them you heard it from me. It’d be interesting to track the word of mouth, and who knows, maybe in good old girl scout cookie fashion, he’d give me a little patch for a cabin if sent him ten buyers. You never know…

More info: Email Jim Platt or call 888-771-8414.




Comments


hdw | August 1st, 2006 at 9:58 am
top comment

It was a lot better about twenty years ago. Too many people buying little plots of land an building.


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