Cohousing-L Mailing List: Might you be interested in a community in NH (near Dartmouth) that has no residences yet?

[Liz Ryan Cole (lizryancole]

I graduated from Oberlin College in 1968. My interest in community probably 
predated college, but Oberlin helped shape my interests and my life’s path 
toward cooperative living and collegial decision making.  

Our own developing community (Loch Lyme Lodge, Inc/Pinnacle Project),  while 
facing very challenging zoning issues re residential living, runs a 22 cabin 
based hospitality business on a lovely lake (called Post Pond, hey it’s NH).  I 
am thinking that some folks on this great list might be interested in either
1- learning more about becoming Pinnacle members (especially valuable/fun for 
folks who come to New England or are here already) and/or
2 - becoming a member who owns one of our cabins (our hospitality LLC run the 
business, owners get a share in the cabin based profits). 

And we have not given up on building an intergenerational residential community 
that compliments our intergenerational rental cabin community; with clustered, 
energy efficient homes on the cohousing model - but we might just be leading 
that work by building the ALMC (that’s Assisted Living/Memory Care) component 
before we build the traditional independent homes. 

So we’d love to hear from you if
- you might like to rent a cabin for a weekend or a week to enjoy our corner of 
New England
- you might like to learn more about owning a cabin at Loch Lyme Lodge
- you might be interested in helping to develop an ALMC development here at 
Loch Lyme Lodge (on the small size encouraged by The Green House Project)

And of course we’d love to hear from you if you went to Oberlin (or Grinnell or 
Earlham or .. fill in that school that encouraged your belief in the power of 
community).

thanks

liz

Liz Ryan Cole
lizryancole [at] me.com

Pinnacle Project Cohousing and Loch Lyme Lodge and Cabins, Lyme, NH
CohoUS, Board

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