Description

R22646 is the first piece when we arrive by Little Arrow Trail, on the right side of the trail. It is 14.588 acres, with a nice meadow surface at the bottom of the hill, which continues until the top of it. The place was inhabited for 44 years, until 2018, by Kelly Donahue, artist, editor of the Beacon (Grants newspaper), a very literate hermit. His ashes repose there, with those of his mother and aunt. His ''shack'', domicile, was disassembled and removed along with various abandoned vehicles.From the bottom of the hill to the top, three big, dry creeks create different natural atmospheres. The piece is car-accessible on three sides: north, east and south. SEE ADDTIONAL DETAILS UNDER DOCUTMENTS.

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Listed by: Paul Linson Pedroncelli