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13863 Willet, NY is located in a rural area in upstate New York and is best known for its beautiful natural landscapes and outdoor recreation opportunities. The area offers numerous activities including hiking, camping, biking, and fishing. Visitors to the area will also find plenty of local attractions such as wineries, museums, and historic sites. In addition to these activities, Willet is renowned for its unique restaurants offering traditional New York-style fare. Locals and visitors alike flock to eateries like the Red Barn Restaurant & Bar or the Woodsman Tavern & Grill to sample delicious local flavors. Reviews of these eateries consistently rave about the fresh ingredients used in their dishes and friendly service provided by the staff. Those looking for a more upscale dining experience can visit one of Willet’s many fine-dining establishments such as The Water Street Bistro or The Lodge at Willet which offer an intimate setting with impeccable service that will make any meal unforgettable. With so much to do in the area, it's no wonder why 13863 Willet has become a popular destination for travelers who want to get away from it all.
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Cortland County, New York - 10/3/2010
The area is beautiful, especially the Seven Valleys area where I bought a farm some years ago, just south of Cortland. It is a larger 130 acre farm where I hope to develop biofuels. After rebuilding it, my two story house is very nice and the property is absolutely breathtaking with hill top views. Plenty of water, trees, and during the winter, plenty of snow.I just love it!
I had to move back to my out of state home to take a job until the biofuels market develops. Persons with master's degrees are working at Staples. However, I do like the fact that the area still seems stable and is holding its own. Cornell University is only 30 miles west from my farm which is very supportive for new ideas like alternative energy sources. Taxes are high so I'm anxious to plant something/anything to get an agricultural tax break.
For the most part, I like the people there, regular conservative types, but there are a few wing nut cases out there. I will never understand
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