Bidder Number Forty-Seven Offers Three Hundred Five Thousand for the Kearney Farm
“Nobody’s building subdivisions right now.
Lumber costs too much.”
I ran my thumbnail along the axis of the chart.
Someone else was buying this dirt.
Someone with money we couldn’t possibly match.
The farm was mostly grazing pasture with a few rows of corn.
It was good ground, but it wasn’t gold.
“If it goes for seven thousand an acre, we’re done before we start,” I said.