Letter: Looking for a farm to care take, rent or work for rent
Icon viewers:
We are in need of a farm to care take/rent/ or work for rent; that is off
the road, away from commercial chemical farming, with housing,outbuildings
and pasture, prefer woven wire fencing.
This farm needs to a great distance
away from EMF/EMR sources. Like High power line grids, train tracks,
microwave towers, cellular antennas, electric lines, radar ect...
We have become surrounded by wireless microwaves, turning our small place
into a microwave field. We have a train track nearby, and that has become
intolerable, and hurtful.
We have all become very stricken with EHS (electromagnetic hypersensitivity).
This is modern terminology for Radiowave illness!
We would like to be in an area that the incoming 60 hertz electric is less
than 3 milligauss of Radiation. Our incoming 60 hertz electrical entrance way
is over 400 milligauss of Radiation.
We cannot have a garden or even live here anymore, we are in desperate need
of finding a safe place.
I would like the house address so I can look it up on
http://www.antennasearch.com/ and see if this house is in the microwave/ RF
fields.
Thanks,
Rebekah A. Atkins
PS: We have lived around/with Amish and Mennonite peoples. We know that in
these communities that there are vacant farms needing a caretaker and that
the owners let people caretake.
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